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Cowboys caught by Cardinals in horrific collapse of a loss

The Cowboys absolutely blew it against the Cardinals

Cowboys caught by Cardinals in horrific collapse of a loss

Avalanche of misfortune plagued the Dallas Cowboys as they suffered a devastating defeat at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals. The Cowboys, who had been in contention, appeared on the verge of victory only to stumble yet again. Their missteps began in the first quarter when a crucial challenge on a third down resulted in a loss, providing Arizona with a prime scoring opportunity.

Their troubles continued in the second quarter when a tipped pass led to an interception by Shemar James, allowing the Cowboys to regain possession. Despite a strong performance by Dak Prescott, the Cowboys were unable to capitalize on their newfound lead and punted again. The Cardinals' fortunes turned when Jake Ferguson recovered a loose ball in the end zone for a touchdown, restoring some hope for the Cowboys.

However, the Cowboys' defense faltered once more, allowing the Cardinals to stay within striking distance. In the third quarter, a sack by the Cowboys' defense forced a turnover, but it was not enough to secure the victory. Finally, in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys found themselves with a chance to clinch the win. However, a series of misfortunes unfolded, culminating in a missed field goal and ultimately a heartbreaking defeat.

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