- In a thrilling showdown at Acrisure Stadium, the Dallas Cowboys edged out the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-17, thanks in large part to a masterful performance by quarterback Dak Prescott. The game, which experienced a significant delay due to inclement weather, showcased both teams’ resilience and determination.
Prescott completed 25 of 38 passes for 275 yards and two touchdowns, guiding the Cowboys to a critical victory. The match was tightly contested, with both teams exchanging leads throughout the afternoon. A crucial moment came late in the fourth quarter when Prescott connected with tight end Dalton Schultz for a touchdown that put the Cowboys ahead.
The Steelers fought back valiantly, with quarterback Kenny Pickett throwing for 240 yards and a touchdown. However, a late interception by Prescott’s counterpart proved costly, as the Cowboys’ defense held strong in the final minutes to secure the win.
The weather delay added an unusual element to the game, forcing players and fans to remain patient as storms rolled through the area. Once play resumed, both teams displayed impressive performances, making the wait worthwhile for the energized crowd.
This victory improves the Cowboys’ record and keeps them firmly in contention in the NFC. Meanwhile, the Steelers will look to regroup as they face a tough schedule ahead.
