IRVING, Texas -- Late in the fourth quarter of the Dallas Cowboys loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, cornerback Morris Claiborne was called for a pass interference penalty while defending a pass to Donnie Avery. It was a close play in which Claiborne reached around Avery to knock down the third-down pass. The penalty, with about two and half minutes to play, kept the drive alive for the Chiefs and allowed them to take the clock down to 16 seconds.
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