Cardinals stun Cowboys in overtime thriller; Jackson faces surgery
Arizona rallies to beat Dallas behind Minshew's performance as Baltimore quarterback's season in doubt.
At a glance
- Cardinals won in overtime on a 42-yard field goal by Chad Ryland
- Arizona has now beaten Dallas five times in a row
- Cardinals are undefeated at AT&T Stadium since 2009
- Lamar Jackson requires surgery on thumb injury
The Arizona Cardinals defeated the Dallas Cowboys in overtime on Sunday, with kicker Chad Ryland making a 42-yard field goal to secure the victory. The win extended Arizona's streak against Dallas to five consecutive victories and improved their record at the Cowboys' stadium to 5-0 since it opened in 2009.
In separate news, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson faces surgery on an injured thumb, potentially ending his season.
Why it matters
The Cardinals' continued dominance over the Cowboys represents a significant shift in their matchup history, while Jackson's potential absence would impact the Ravens' playoff prospects.
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