"If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing." 👩‍🎨 Safia Latif

TJ Watt is ridiculous

This is a rough game for Dak Prescott. Two red zone turnovers, one fumble and one INT

thing is, cowboys offense has been moving the ball well. they just have to stop making fatal mistakes at the end.

nasty cut up field by najee harris

Rico Dowdle credited with a 13-yard run. That is a new season-high for the Cowboys. They follow it up with a false start on CeeDee Lamb.

Steelers playing prevent defense up 10-6 in the 3rd quarter

In four games this season, the Cowboys have run a total of six (6) plays inside the opponent’s 10-yard line. On two of those plays, they committed holding penalties, which backed them out. They have not run a play inside the 10-yard line today.

Now Zack Martin is down

Brock Hoffman comes in. Current offensive line, left to right: Smith-Bass-Beebe-Hoffman-Steele

What an absolutely insane game.

Jalen Tolbert and Rico Dowdle

Tyler Smith on the game-winning touchdown from Dak Prescott to Jalen Tolbert: “Bro, it was miraculous. I mean, JT literally sprained his fucking nuts — excuse me, sorry guys — sprained his nuts the play before, comes back, makes the game-winner. Unbelievable.”

A decent amount of players in that Cowboys locker room not a fan of George Pickens tonight. This would stand as one reason why.

Had a quick chat with Tyler Guyton after the game. He said his initial injury occurred the drive before he left the game and he re-aggravated it on that next drive. Guyton: “I don’t really know what it is exactly yet but I feel great. I’m good.”

Jalen Tolbert “sprained his fucking nuts,” as Tyler Smith put it, on the 3rd-and-goal incompletion. He was in pain. Had to come off the field. Then, the Steelers called a timeout. 4th and goal/game. Stage set for an epic moment. “It was special” ⤵️ nytimes.com/athletic/58246…

Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy on Dak Prescott: “Composure is a huge strength of his. He’s the same man every day. The way he works, the way he competes, he doesn’t blink. He doesn’t dwell on mistakes. He never blinked one time during that game.” nytimes.com/athletic/58246…