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welcome to the postgame report. >> the cowboys come back and rally and have won six in a row and are two clear of the rest of the nfc east. our third. straight sunday night overtime. a great day of football, started early in the morning with overtime. three o.t. games. this one built to a great crescendo. and dak prescott, who struggled in the second and third quarter, comes up big in the fourth quarter. a game-winning touchdown pass. and not just prescot, but the man he threw the touchdown pass to. and the top tackler for the cowboys tonight, all on the sunday night bus, getting game balls. it's prescott. it's jason witten. it's sean leigh. and they're standing by with michele. >> mike, thank you. dak, you trialed by as many as ten. and you clawed back. what was the mood in the huddle? >> we took it one play at a time. the defense gave us an

opportunity to get back in it. you a fourth and one in overtime. jason garrett decided he wanted you to keep it. what was it mean to have him put his confidence in you? >> it meant a lot. i have a great five guys that can move anybody. and that's what they did. that was awesome. >> your predecessor, tony romo, used to find jason witten a nice security blanket. >> i saw witten. i saw him getting open. ? congratulations. a record setting night for you. most starts in dallas cowboys history. and to have it end with you scoring the winning touchdown, what was that moment like? >> it was special. you play a long time. and you hope for moments like this. this is what you work for. all of the training. a great group of guys. to go 4-12, we had to look in the mirror.

>> and you accepted a new role. a little different. but this is a young, exciting team, it's fun to be a part of. what did you see out of this young quarterback tonight? >> you can't say enough about the young man. he came in day one and embraced this role. taking this opportunity and taking advantage of it. he kept grinding. stayed with it. led the group. and made big plays when we needed him to. >> congratulations, jason. >> thanks, michele. >> you heard dak prescott say the defense won the game for us. you did some things late in the game. you know, held them to three and outs. what was rad marinelli dialing up that was working so well? >> that's a great eagles offense. they had us on our heels a lot of the game the made adjustments at halftime. coach brought pressure. we found a way to make big plays. we knew if we could get it back to our offense, they would make plays. >> and the mindset of this defense, use saw the offense clawing back, was what?

>> you see dak, how great he is playing. it was great to see witten get that catch. hall of fame person and player. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> mike, back to you. >> michele, that was well-said about witten by sean lee. let's bring in coach tony dungy. rookie quarterbacks, we're in instantaneous society. we want them to be ready right way way. there's up and downs. what did you learn on both sides? >> we saw the up and downs. these guys are seeing things for the first time. both quarterback, you saw the composure, the competitiveness, the desire. everything was on-point. carson wentz had a great night a great game plan. sean lee saying we had to adjust and bring more pressure down the

stretch. wentz played well. but dak prescott, i don't know with what you can say about that young man. he made the plays town the stretch. that was dak prescott tonight. >> thank you. let's go to mike florio. let's talk about things we saw around the league today. alex smith took a hard hit. evaluated for a concussion. he was cleared. he came back in that win against indianapolis. and smith came back in. the question that people will be asking, was procedure properly followed when he got the first concussion? when that player is taken into the locker room, a concussion protocol is performed. we've seen the video, alex smith looked woozy. something didn't look right.

and keep an eye on what may happen moving forward. there's people in the league office, that prefer a system. not where the player is evaluated for a con cushion and probably brought back to the game. but yanked from the game, based on the suspicion of a possible concussion. people like john madden, former giants and jaguars coach, tom coughlin, are advocating a situation where the player is removed and not return when there's doubt of a concussion. this maybe pushes that argument forward. >> concussion symptoms don't show up right away. sometimes it takes some time. one more. cam newton vocal after the carolina game they won. saying he doesn't believe he's protected out there. what are you hearing about this topic? >> the league's position will be that he's no more or less protected than anyone else. the league says there are 11 quarterbacks that had more missed roughing the passer calls than cam newton, who has only had three missed roughing the passer calls.

other quarterbacks have had this experience. maybe we notice it more when it's cam newton. that's part of the answer he gets if he pushes this with the league office. >> the topic of conversation all week. and starting with you, mike, on "pro football talk live." that's tomorrow morning, followed by "the dan patrick show." and dan's guest, bob costas. al and cris back to wrap it up in a moment. "whenby the holliess in" ♪ oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ♪ ♪ and the seagulls they'll be smilin' ♪ ♪ and the rocks on the san♪ it's so peaceful up here. yeah. [eagle screams] ♪ that the whole wide world is watchin'... ♪ introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack with 4motion® all-wheel drive. soon to be everywhere.

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in this division, two games up on everybody. >> that's how they did it tonight, that was so impressive. to have dak prescott, one of his poorer games, after five-straight. and had been playing so well. and tonight, you're going, oh, boy, i wonder if tony romo -- you're starting to think. and there he was, in the fourth quarter of that game in overtime, delivering on it, as he's done all season. pretty fantastic. >> to go to cleveland next week. and the browns haven't won a game. we go to oakland. we haven't done a denver/oakland game on sunday night in years. used to be a monday night staple. one of the great rivalries. and both teams, 6-2. happy to report, that wade phillips, knocked down on the sideline, the defensive coordinator of the broncos. he was checked out okay. and he will be back at the facility tomorrow. >> that's great news. wade is one of the great gentlem gentlemen. we wish him well. i don't know about you the i'm

excited to get back to oakland. growing up, for decades, the oakland raiders and the black hole. and so many great moments. we talk about the talent of the dallas cowboys. how about the young talent of the oakland raiders? they have stars developing on that team. >> and how about a team that sets an nfl record for penalties. i watched most of that game on sunday ticket. >> and a record for passing yards. >> they ended up winning at the end. don't do that. we'll see you on sunday night, denver and oakland. from the facility of oakland these days. oakland, i think. the final score was 29-23. the cowboys win it in overtime. great rivalry. and just another chapter tonight in overtime on "sunday night football." al, cris, michele, freddie, the entire gang, we'll see you next week.

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the first went third and eight and out in space. the linebacker actually made a play on it. designed actually for that coverage. give them credit knocked out of range at that time. >> it would have been what, like a 15 yard field goal at that time? they connected longer? in earlier games, you have shown

you have been aggressive and looked like you went the other way? >> i felt too that the defensive gain in the momentum and if we could have -- which we did, we punt and got them backed up and put our defense back on the field. we felt comfortable doing that and making that decision. >> was that a tough decision to not take there and he has been so good recently? actually longer than that? >> the thing is the field position at that time is critical. he did kick the one before half which was an excellent kick and with no time left on the clock. had we executed better on the third downplay, we would have been in a better position to kick the field goal at that time. we didn't execute on the play before. >> you wanted to try the josh

huff pass? >> they had been jumping the combinations a little bit and we had been -- just driving the ball and we were on the left harsh, the right harsh for the play, the play we had shown last week and took advantage of the situation and almost came up with the play. >> the vertical passes. >> we had opportunities and down the field i felt too that we took advantage of the underneath stuff and used our tight ends with the game and we had a couple of opportunities before the half and at the end of the game to go down the field. at the same time we felt that our tight ends and some of our shorter stuff was the way to go. >> was it that ben carson was not taking them? >> without looking at the film and going back through it, it would be hard to answer that

question. nothing by play design or anything like that. we had opportunities early in the game. just again he elected to pull the ball down and hit the back a couple of times and hit it out of the back field. that's okay. it doesn't have to be a down the field mentality all the time. when you call it, i want him as a quarterback, you do the right thing with the football. it's always a touchdown mentality. we have to go back and look at the tape and see where we can execute better. >> the last couple of games, was that the game plan because of that? >> he was hot and having a great game. i just wanted to keep them in there and keep him rolling. >> until the fourth quarter, it looks like you guys are in control of the game. he fumbles the ball with 16

unanswered points. how defeating is that? >> it's tough. this is going to be a great learning lesson for a lot of our young players on the football team and really for everybody. the coach is included and myself included. it's hard to make those types of mistakes and especially try to overcome them. it's just disheartening, but at the same time there will be great lessons learned out of this game. >> the window of carrying earlier instead of giving him his first carry. >> it was the way the game was going at the time. it was a safe play and a safe run. we had a couple of assignment issues up front. you have to learn to hang on to the ball in those situations. we know it will be tight running

and running lanes and you have to hang on to the ball. >> you mentioned what's the learning experience for you? >> i think just for me staying aggressive number one. i think that's been something that i prided myself on a little bit. being smart with it at the same time. you learn to -- i think one of the positives is darren was hot. darren was having a great game. you have to take away can keep feeding him the ball and as many touches as you can and let a guy like darren use his athleticism to make plays. you learned from that and so it's definitely a learning

situation. >> how bad is he hurt? >> i don't know yet until we get back and evaluate him. >> in the final three minutes, carson had two chances to lead drives and he announced both times. what was happening with the offense in the fourth quarter? >> the last drive, the penalty was critical at that time. to potentially go down and kick the game winner. these are situations that is situational football. it's something that he will learn from. as tough as it is in games like this, everything matters. everything gets magnified. i think he will appreciate looking at this film and learning for it as well. >> there is a lot of football left. after a loss like this, what are you saying to the players? >> exactly that. we are still a good football

team. and the thing that's -- as a coach the way the guys battled and the way they fought and hung in there, and we had ups and downs in the game. to see them stay together is encouraging to me as the head football coach. we have -- we are dealt a certain path and we have to make no excuses. we are taking them as they come. it makes us a stronger team. you were listening live to doug peterson and coming up next, malcolm jenkins will join us live. a lot of questions to answer. what happened to the defense at the end. we are right back after this on

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>> play with swagger tonight. let's go! >> that was carson went before

the game leading his huddle and talking about playing with swagger tonight. the eagles did that through three quarters and it was not as good in the fourth quarter and overtime. the eagles were up by 10. 23-13. 16 unanswered points for the cowboys. that's tough to hear malcolm jenkins. you guys gave up 212 yards for the cowboys in the first half. you had that incredible play in the red zone where jordan hicks gets that interception. you guys had to have felt good about themselves limiting them to about 80 yards. how good did the team feel? >> as far as where we were at, we were going back and forth and that pick by jordan was huge and gave us momentum. we felt like we were one or two stops away from putting the game away. they had that fake