In one of the strangest games of the season, the Dallas Cowboys upset the Washington Commanders after being 10.5-point underdogs. A wild fourth quarter flipped the game on its head as Dallas' special teams went from the biggest dud of the game to a possible stud.

The Dallas Cowboys needed a bunch of scores and at least one defensive stop to defeat the Washington Commanders in a wild Week 12 game on Sunday.

The sky was falling for the Dallas Cowboys entering Week 11. They were 3-7, tied for their worst 10-game start since 2020, and in the midst of a five-game losing streak. A matchup

By Ben Standig, Jon Machota, Saad Yousuf and Chris Licata The Dallas Cowboys outlasted the Washington Commanders during a chaotic second half on Sunday, winning 34-26 at Northwest Stadium after entering as double-digit underdogs.

Washington rivalry over the decades, but this one might take the cake. After a sloppy, special-teams-gaffe filled first half, Dallas and the Commanders found themselves tied at halftime 3-3. When QB Cooper Rush