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Primetime Sunday night football seemed competitive for a while until Dallas blew the doors off in the fourth quarter with

five touchdowns in the final 15 minutes. Locked on Cowboys and Locked on Colts go over that beat

down in Dallas. Going into the fourth quarter, the Dallas Cowboys were only up to against

the Indianapolis Colts at home. So what happened then? Hi, I'm Lana McCool with the Locked on Cowboys podcast,

and the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Indianapolis Colts 54 to 19.

After a 33.4th quarter by the Dallas Cowboys,

the most points by the Dallas Cowboys in any single quarter in history of the franchise,

and one point short of the NFL lead in history of points scored in a single quarter.

The Cowboys played with their food entirely too long in this game.

They didn't play quarterback.

The quarterback, Dak Prescott, did not have a really great game early on, a struggle to get the ball out, had one interception, and maybe two other plays that

probably could have been interceptions. But then the second half started, the Cowboys are able

to kind of find their footing a little bit, pull up, pull ahead, try to gain a lead finally by

two points. And then the fourth quarter came and the cowboys

absolutely started tearing the colds apart multiple uh turnovers by the colds that were converted

by the cowboys into touchdowns whether by the defense themselves by the cowboy's offense

ended up in an absolute routing as they scored 33 unanswered points to end this game

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