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Schefter Wrong, Lamar Headed to IR

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The Cardinals beat the Cowboys 27-17 in regulation, not overtime. Jacoby Brissett threw for two touchdowns and ran for one as Arizona ended a five-game losing streak.

The Cardinals beat the Cowboys 27-17 in regulation; Chad Ryland made two field goals and three extra points, but none in overtime because the game did not go to overtime.

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The Cardinals beat the Cowboys 27-17 in regulation; Chad Ryland made two field goals and three extra points, but none in overtime because the game did not go to overtime.

Chad Ryland’s kick is good and the Cardinals defeat the Cowboys in OT! https://t.co/jNpfNFvn5q

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MThe Pregame is live — and Adam Schefter just posted on X that Dallas lost in overtime.
LWrong. Cardinals won twenty-seven seventeen in regulation. I watched the final snap.
MBrissett threw two touchdowns and ran for one. Arizona snapped a five-game skid. No overtime.
LSo Schefter posted a straight-up bad final. Cowboys fans are already in the replies: "only Dallas could manage to lose that."
MThey lost in four quarters — no OT. That is actually worse.
LSchefter's human, but getting a national final wrong is rough.
MHe's supposed to be the source. You can't just hand Dallas a free overtime.
LWhile that spreads, Bleacher Report posted on X: Lamar Jackson to IR, thumb surgery.
MThat dropped minutes ago. If it holds, Baltimore's playoff path just got brutal.
LNow the Ravens have to survive it.

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