Dallas Cowboys fall to 3-5 after overtime loss to Arizona Cardinals

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Dallas Cowboys fall to 3-5 after overtime loss to Arizona Cardinals
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The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Arizona Cardinals 33-30 in overtime on November 1, pushing their record to 3-5. The loss occurred at AT&T Stadium, where the Cardinals secured victory with a 42-yard field goal by Chad Ryland. Following the game, players left the facility before reporters arrived, an unusual occurrence noted by The Athletic's Jon Machota. Cowboys analyst RJ Ochoa criticized the team's management, stating, 'Roster/Team/Staff/Organization is cooked.' Despite the setback, Jerry Jones indicated disappointment but defended head coach Brian Schottenheimer. The Cowboys remain in playoff contention, currently second in the NFC East, and will face the Indianapolis Colts on November 8.

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  • •Cowboys drop to 3-5 after overtime loss to Cardinals.
  • •Arizona Cardinals win with a field goal in overtime.
  • •Players left facility early, no interviews available.
  • •Jerry Jones defends coach Brian Schottenheimer after loss.
  • •Dallas Cowboys will play Indianapolis Colts next on November 8.
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  • 8:38 AMYahoo Sports — “Roster/Team/Staff/Organization Is Cooked”: Cowboys Analyst Calls Out Jerry Jones’ Team After Players Leave Facility Before Reporters Arrive
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Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys fell to a 3-5 record after a home loss on Sunday. The Arizona Cardinals managed to force overtime at AT&T Stadium before sealing a 33-30 victory thanks to a 42-yard field goal by Chad Ryland.

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