There were 128 plays in the Cowboys’ 20-17 overtime loss to the Washington Commanders. They weren’t all created equal. It’s never that way. Touchdowns and turnovers get most of the attention, but who wins or loses is often determined by plays that get lost in shadows of those that command the most attention. Here’s a look at five plays that shaped the Cowboys’ win: Play: Tony Romo sacked Situation: Third-and-11 from Dallas 36 Score: Washington leads, 10-7 Time: 7:59 left in third quarter Taylor's Take: When Washington linebacker Keenan Robinson burst untouched through the middle of the offensive line, Romo saw him and turned his back as though he wanted to spin away.
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