ARLINGTON, Texas — The Cowboys erased a 21–0 deficit and stunned the Eagles 24–21, matching the largest comeback in team history and moving to 5-5-1.
Dak Prescott led the charge, throwing for 354 yards and passing Tony Romo to become the franchise’s all-time leader in passing yards (34,378). He added a rushing score, posted his sixth 100+ rating of the season, and delivered his 25th game-winning drive, sealing the win with a late 42-yard field goal march.
Prescott said the message never changed:
“You win games in the fourth quarter. Believe in each other — we did that.”
George Pickens continued his breakout year with nine catches, 146 yards, and a touchdown, surpassing 1,000 yards on the season and joining an elite list of Cowboys to reach that mark in the first 11 games.
Javonte Williams added 101 scrimmage yards, also pushing himself past 1,000 total yards in 2025. Rookie Brevyn Spann-Ford hauled in his first career touchdown.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer praised his team’s resilience:
“We shot ourselves in the foot early, but we never stopped believing.”
What began as a blowout turned into one of Dallas’ most meaningful wins of the year — and a night that rewrote the record book.
Next up, Cowboys host the Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day.
