‘Sunday Night Football’ highlights: Cowboys defeat Steelers in final seconds

The Pittsburgh Steelers faced off against the Dallas Cowboys in a dramatic matchup on “Sunday Night Football.” The game was delayed due to weather, but the Cowboys managed to pull off a 20-17 victory in the final seconds. Despite struggling with turnovers and penalties, Dak Prescott led the Cowboys to victory with two crucial touchdown passes. The win improved the Cowboys to 3-2, while the Steelers fell to 3-2. The game was a rollercoaster of emotions, but the Cowboys ultimately came out on top after a hard-fought battle. This week in practice, Wilson is the emergency third quarterback, while Allen only had two plays before Fields returned. The halftime score is Cowboys 6, Steelers 3, with both teams struggling on offense. Dallas outgained Pittsburgh but turnovers hurt their chances. Kneeland is injured for Dallas, while the defense has been struggling this season. The game had a delayed kickoff due to weather. Tomlin has not named a permanent starting QB, with Fields currently leading the Steelers. Ferguson has been stepping up for Dallas at tight end. Since returning from injury, Ferguson has been a standout for his team with 13 catches for 144 yards in the last two games. CeeDee Lamb is living up to his big offseason contract, leading Dallas in all major receiving categories this season. The Cowboys, under pressure to perform, are off to a 2-2 start, their worst since 2020. This week, the historic teams of the Cowboys and Steelers will face off on Sunday Night Football, with a rich history of Super Bowl matchups and success. Andrew Greif, along with Rohan Nadkarni and Greg Rosenstein, have contributed to this analysis of the NFL teams.