EFE.- The Dallas Cowboyswith an excellent second half, he prevailed comeback this Thursday by 28-20 to the Giants of New York in one of the NFL’s three special day games for the Thanksgiving Day.
After the victory of Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions 25-28 which opens on Thursday, the NFL has scheduled this attractive and key matchup in the NL East.
For decades, the NFL has been another tradition of this long and festive weekend in the United States (from Thursday to Sunday) with a special day in which two teams are the protagonists above all: the Lions, who have played on this day since 1934 (except during the Second World War); and the Cowboys, who have taken the field at this holiday since 1966 (with the exceptions of 1975 and 1977).
Dallas (8-3) also entered this game against the Giants (7-4) with morale soaring after his impressive and crushing home victory last week against the Minnesota Vikings (3-40).
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However, the afternoon didn’t start well for the Cowboys. The Giants scored first with a touchdown run by Isaiah Hogdins, but the officials overturned it for a penalty that greatly angered the New York coach. Brian Daboll.
Even so, the Giants took the lead with a field goal and stopped a rather thick Cowboys on defense and had an interception Rodarius Williams (0-3).
Down to plus and relying on the running game, the Cowboys turned the score around as soon as the second quarter got underway with a score by Ezekiel Elliott.
The Giants response was admirable. A great 44-yard pass from Jones and Darius Slayton, who showed off with a very complicated reception, left the New Yorkers only one yard to conquer.
Saquon Barkley added that touchdown, the Giants had another field goal before halftime and also stopped the Cowboys with an interception by Julian Love (7-13).
The second half was nothing like the first and was a proper Dallas recital.
Dalton Schultz he was sensational in the third quarter with two touchdowns and CeeDee Lamb dazzled with an incredible one-handed catch.
Not only did the Cowboys shine on offense, but their defense, with an excellent Micah Parsons, also won integers by stopping a key fourth and one by the Giants.
With 21-13 at the beginning of the last period, the Giants needed to appeal to the epic but have not found the ideas or the strength.
Thus, the Cowboys capped off their comeback with a Peyton Hendershot score and the Giants could only get the score back with an inconsequential touchdown run by Richie James with just 12 seconds left.
The cowboy quarterback Dak Prescotthe was 21-of-30 passing for 261 yards with two touchdown passes and two interceptions while daniel jones at the Giants he was 21-of-35 passing for 228 yards with one touchdown pass and no interceptions.
