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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Cowboys didn’t look like a team that had won 11 straight games Sunday night. Penalties and miscues hurt them all evening and they couldn’t overcome the setbacks in this 10-7 defeat to the Giants.
But like all games, there were a handful of plays that could go unnoticed, but yet changed the outcome of the game.
Let’s take a closer look at five that affected this game.
Holding wipes out punt return – Several penalties on special teams hurt the Cowboys all night but none more than Byron Jones’ holding call late in the second quarter. The Cowboys led 7-0 and had a chance to open the game up after Cole Beasley returned a punt 28 yards to the Giants’ 29. But Jones was flagged for holding while the punt was in the air. The difference in field position proved to be 38 yards and the Cowboys had to punt the ball back to New York after it appeared they would begin a drive already in field goal range.
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But like all games, there were a handful of plays that could go unnoticed, but yet changed the outcome of the game.
Let’s take a closer look at five that affected this game.
Holding wipes out punt return – Several penalties on special teams hurt the Cowboys all night but none more than Byron Jones’ holding call late in the second quarter. The Cowboys led 7-0 and had a chance to open the game up after Cole Beasley returned a punt 28 yards to the Giants’ 29. But Jones was flagged for holding while the punt was in the air. The difference in field position proved to be 38 yards and the Cowboys had to punt the ball back to New York after it appeared they would begin a drive already in field goal range.
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