Cardinals Stun Cowboys 33-30 in Overtime After Ryland's Redemption

The Arizona Cardinals produced one of the comebacks of the NFL season, beating the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime in Arlington on Sunday. Dallas did not trail until the final kick of the game, having led by two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter, but Arizona refused to go away. Tyler Allgeier sparked the rally with a career-long 63-yard touchdown run, and he later caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Gardner Minshew. With 1:05 left in regulation, Arizona drove 80 yards in eight plays and tied the game at 30-all when Gardner Minshew found Michael Wilson for a 13-yard touchdown with six seconds remaining. Chad Ryland then missed the extra point that would have won it, sending the game to overtime instead. Ryland made amends in the extra period, drilling a 42-yard field goal to complete the comeback and hand Arizona its fifth consecutive win over Dallas. The Cardinals improved to 5-0 at AT&T Stadium since it opened in 2009, while the Cowboys fell to 3-5 after one of their most painful defeats in recent memory.