The Dallas Cowboys won their third straight game Thursday, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 after a fourth-quarter comeback, ESPN reported. Dallas improved to 6-5-1, marking its first time above .500 this season and completing a five-day sweep of both Super Bowl LIX participants.
Dak Prescott threw the go-ahead touchdown and 2-point conversion with 11:15 remaining, while CeeDee Lamb responded from a rough outing against Philadelphia by posting 112 yards and a score. George Pickens iced the game with a 13-yard catch at the two-minute warning.
Defensively, Dallas sacked Patrick Mahomes three times and held Kansas City to 5-of-13 on third down. The win follows a franchise-record-tying 21-point comeback against the Eagles on Sunday.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said the resurgent Cowboys are ready to “play anybody, anywhere.”
The DX Brief
- Cowboys beat Chiefs 31-28 for their third straight victory, improving to 6-5-1
- Prescott delivered a fourth-quarter TD and 2-point try; Lamb posted 112 yards and a TD; Pickens sealed the game
- Defense logged three sacks and held Chiefs to 5-of-13 on third-down
- Dallas has beaten both Super Bowl LIX teams in five days; Detroit Lions up next
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