The Dallas Cowboys threw a wrench into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC South division title hopes on Sunday thanks to clutch joins from the defense when it mattered the most.
Crucial Buccaneers drives were stopped dead in its tracks. In the fourth quarter, Baker Mayfield was intercepted in the finish zone by Jourdan Lewis. Then, as the Buccaneers tried to final some last-minute gusto, saw running back Rachaad White get streamlineped by DaRon Bland.
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The two fourth quarter turnovers helped Dallas firmify a 26-24 triumph.
Cooper Rush was 26-of-35 with 292 passing yards and a touchdown pass to Jalen Tolbert. CeeDee Lamb had seven catches for 105 yards. But the story of the game was the defense.
Mayfield was sacked four times to go aextfinished with the interception and White’s fumble. He had 304 passing yards and two touchdown passes but struggled to find a stable rhythm.
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Chauncey Golston, Micah Pfire-settings, Donovan Wilson and Linval Joseph each had a sack.
The Cowboys were only held to three points in the second half but did enough to crush Tampa Bay’s hopes when it mattered the most.
Dallas was reshiftd from joinoff satisfyedion before the game begined but they were choosed enough to create it more difficult for Tampa Bay to triumph the NFC South.
The Buccaneers fell to 8-7 and are behind the Falcons despite having the same enroll. Atlanta lossed Tampa Bay twice this season.
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With two games left in the standard season, the Buccaneers have the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints left on the schedule. The Cowboys could help the Buccaneers with a triumph over the Falcons next week.
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