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It wasn't pretty, but the Dallas Cowboys (8-3) came out of MetLife stadium with a 31-28 win against the New York Giants (3-8). The Cowboys needed this win as they have an extremely tough schedule this week as they travel back home for a game on Thursday.
Tony Romo put together another splendid game as he led the Cowboys to a game-winning score with just one minute, one second left in the fourth quarter. He proved once again that he is the most valuable player on the Cowboys roster.
DeMarco Murray had a productive game as he had to fight hard for every yard he got. Murray's running allowed the Cowboys to set up some positive plays off play action in the second half.
Odell Beckham Jr. was slaughtering the defense in the first half, but it did a much better job covering him in the second half. Orlando Scandrick had his worst game of the season as he struggled to cover Beckham throughout the game.
Jeremy Mincey was the only player who could get constant pressure on the defensive line, which has proved to be one of the biggest weaknesses on the team.
Rolando McClain put together a performance reminiscent of what he did earlier in the season. He did a great job of filling against the run throughout the entire game.
Dwayne Harris finally made an impact in the return game. He consistently got the Cowboys in good field position, something he has yet to do this season.
The Cowboys will now look forward to Thanksgiving Day, when they face the Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) on a short week.
Let’s take a look at how each position graded out in this Week 12 matchup.
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Tony Romo put together another splendid game as he led the Cowboys to a game-winning score with just one minute, one second left in the fourth quarter. He proved once again that he is the most valuable player on the Cowboys roster.
DeMarco Murray had a productive game as he had to fight hard for every yard he got. Murray's running allowed the Cowboys to set up some positive plays off play action in the second half.
Odell Beckham Jr. was slaughtering the defense in the first half, but it did a much better job covering him in the second half. Orlando Scandrick had his worst game of the season as he struggled to cover Beckham throughout the game.
Jeremy Mincey was the only player who could get constant pressure on the defensive line, which has proved to be one of the biggest weaknesses on the team.
Rolando McClain put together a performance reminiscent of what he did earlier in the season. He did a great job of filling against the run throughout the entire game.
Dwayne Harris finally made an impact in the return game. He consistently got the Cowboys in good field position, something he has yet to do this season.
The Cowboys will now look forward to Thanksgiving Day, when they face the Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) on a short week.
Let’s take a look at how each position graded out in this Week 12 matchup.
Begin Slideshow
Continue reading...