Cardinals Rally From 14-Point Deficit to Beat Cowboys 33-30 in Overtime
9 sourcesUpdated Nov 2, 20261 min read
The Arizona Cardinals beat the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime after erasing a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit. With 1:05 left in regulation, Arizona drove 80 yards in eight plays. Gardner Minshew threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Michael Wilson with six seconds remaining to tie the score at 30-30. Chad Ryland missed the extra point wide left, forcing overtime, then made a 42-yard field goal to win it. Tyler Allgeier finished with 191 scrimmage yards, 147 rushing and 44 receiving. The Cardinals extended their streak against Dallas to five games and improved to 5-0 at AT&T Stadium, which opened in 2009. Both teams stand at 3-5. Sources describe the Dallas defense buckling in the final 16 minutes after a strong showing most of the game. Contested: None. Outlets agree on the score, the missed PAT, the overtime kick, and Allgeier’s yardage. No right-rated coverage appears in the record.
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Allgeier putting up 191 scrimmage yards powered the comeback, and Dallas just couldn't respond in overtime.
Ryland's missed extra point was costly in regulation, but nailing the 42-yarder in overtime saved the win.
The Cardinals' fourth-quarter rally shows real grit, especially turning it around after that big deficit.
