Only the second Dallas penalty of the game. Backs a month five. Prescott able to step into it.

It's got pickings, good move. Nice cutback and a touchdown.

Dallas might think of themselves as back in it. You know, they were three, five, and one when they lost to the Cardinals in their

last outing before their by week. They lost Marchand Neeland to that very sad tragedy. He took his

own life just a couple of nights after scoring a touchdown off a blocked punt in that game against the Cardinals.

The Dallas Cowboys were back at it last night. There was a lot of emotion in the Monday

night football game, and they look good. You know, this would be one of those situations where,

like, you know, if we were still hovering around three, five, and one, four, five, and one,

and you had a game like this one, you'd be a

believer.

Because they held the Raiders to 27 yards on 12 rushes, 2.3 yards per rush, in the first

game of playing Quinn and Williams after the trade.

He had a sack and a half.

He hit the quarterback, Gino Smith, five times in the trade. He had a sack and a half. He hit the quarterback, Gino Smith,

five times in the game, had the best pass rush pressure in the game. He and Kenny Clark

as D tackles, Dallas is a different defensive team overnight with that trade. Look, it's the Raiders.

We'll see more on Sunday against the Eagles, but it's the Eagles.

They can't score.

They can't move the football.

You know, if Dallas wins on Sunday at home against the Eagles,

that will set up a game on Thanksgiving Day against the Chiefs where, you know,

the winner is legitimately in it, the loser is probably out of it. Maybe not in Dallas's case.

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