The Dallas Cowboys looked like they could be headed toward a second straight inexplicable loss to a New York team at Metlife Stadium this season as the Giants jumped out to a 12-3 lead through the first 27 minutes of Monday night’s game. Instead, Dak Prescott threw for 257 yards and three touchdowns
Dallas didn’t play very well Monday night, but the defense did enough to cause problems and help grab the victory at MetLife Stadium.
It was close. Then, it wasn’t. The Cowboys increased their lead to 12 points with 7:56 remaining on a 45-yard touchdown pass from Dak Prescott to Amari Cooper. Cooper, who got off to a slow start, now has four receptions for 80 yards and the score, which put the Cowboys up 30-18. The Cowboys overcame
The black cat that made its way onto the MetLife Stadium field in the second quarter, interrupting play before running into the south end zone tunnel, is lost for now, officials said.
A black cat got the best of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants for a couple minutes Monday night. The cat scampered on the field during a Giants drive in the second quarter and forced referee Clay Martin to delay the game for few minutes while workers at MetLife Stadium and couple of New Jersey
A black cat ran onto the field at MetLife Stadium late in the second quarter, briefly stopping the game. The cat produced the best moves of the night before finally running up the tunnel. The Cowboys’ luck in East Rutherford seemed to change after that. On Oct. 13 at MetLife, Dallas fell behind the
At the midway point of last season, the Los Angeles Rams were 8-0 and a popular Super Bowl pick. The current Rams hit their midseason break at 5-3 and a much less popular pick for postseason success. Sean McVay acknowledges he’s an eager vendor of the standard one-game-at-a-time coaching cliches
Golden Tate brought back memories of Odell Beckham, making a highlight-reel, one-handed grab over Byron Jones. It came five years after Beckham made his most famous catch, a 43-yard touchdown over then-Cowboys cornerback Brandon Carr. Tate didn’t score, going out of bounds at the Dallas 1-yard line
Although Anthony Davis is widely expected to re-sign with the Lakers as a free agent this summer, he continues to entertain the possibility of one day playing in Chicago, which he still considers the “Mecca of basketball.”
Brian Shaw and Gary Payton have high expectations for the young Dallas Mavericks superstar in just his second season.
