Cardinals rally past Cowboys 33-30 in overtime

The Arizona Cardinals rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit to beat the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime Sunday, extending Dallas’ slide and intensifying scrutiny of its performance. Dallas led 17-3 at halftime and was ahead 24-10 in the fourth quarter. Arizona, with Gardner Minshew replacing Jacoby Brissett at quarterback, scored four consecutive touchdowns. Minshew’s 13-yard pass to Michael Wilson tied the game at 30 with six seconds left in regulation, but Arizona missed the extra point. The Cowboys could not take advantage in overtime, and Chad Ryland kicked the winning field goal for the Cardinals. The defeat dropped Dallas to 3-5. The Cowboys had a chance to protect their lead late but stalled on offense, while Arizona’s comeback included strong running from Tyler Allgeier. Dallas also failed to score on its first overtime possession, giving Arizona another opportunity to win. Owner Jerry Jones said after the game that responsibility for the loss extended beyond head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Jones indicated he did not see an immediate coaching change, referring to his decision to dismiss former coach Wade Phillips in 2010 and saying he did not see a similar move in...