Jason Witten scored in overtime to give the Dallas Cowboys a 29-23 victory against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Dak Prescott threw threw two touchdown passes and ran for another as the Cowboys fought back from 10 points down to win their sixth straight game.
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Dak wins battle of the rookie quarterback, happy return for Dez, and the Cowboys move to 6-1, two clear atop the NFC East.
MVP
Much of the acclaim will go to Dallas' offence but outside linebacker Sean Lee had a crucial part to play in their victory. Eleven tackles, two of them for loss, forced Carson Wentz into uncomfortable situations. He is a difference maker.
Game-changer
With the Eagle's regaining possession and 10 points ahead, Wendell Smallwood fumbled the ball, allowing the Cowboys an opportunity at the start of the fourth quarter. Dan Bailey converted the field goal attempt, before Dez Bryant caught the game-levelling catch to send it into overtime.
Stat of the night
4 - Dak Prescott now leads the league in rushing touchdowns. His fourth is the most in franchise history for a quarterback since 1983.
The game
After Sturgis gave the Eagles an early lead, Dallas replied with the first touchdown of the night courtesy of Dez Bryant. Prescott connected with Bryant on a 53 yard throw, the longest of his career, which set up Prescott to finish the drive himself from seven yards.
The Cowboys added a field goal early in the second quarter, and it wasn't until the end of the half that the Eagles began their fight back. After a strong defensive performance forced Dallas into punting from their own end zone, Philadelphia took advantage of good field position to go 45 yards in nine plays, Ryan Mathews finishing the drive from a yard to level the score.
Caleb Sturgis then notched a 55 yard field goal in the last second to give the Eagles a 13-10 half time lead.
Philadelphia extended their lead through Jordan Matthews, who caught a five yard pass from Wentz to complete a 12 play, 69 yard drive. Dallas responded with a chip-shot field goal but, after a 63 yard punt return from Josh Huff, the Eagles re-established a 10 point margin with a field goal of their own.
Momentum shifted in the final quarter after a Wendell Smallwood fumble handed the Cowboys possession, which led to a 49 yard field goal. Dallas then levelled the score with three minutes remaining as Prescott found Bryant on the outside for a 22 yard touchdown to force the game into overtime. It was Bryant's first appearance since suffering a knee injury in week three.
The home side received the ball first and made it count as Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 12 yards before catching a 10 yard pass, leading the Cowboys to the five yard line. Veteran tight end Jason Witten found himself open in the end zone for one of the easiest touchdowns of his career, ending the game and moving the Cowboys to 6-1, six games unbeaten and two clear in the NFC East.
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