There have been thrilling games in the Dallas Cowboys/Washington Commanders rivalry. But Sunday’s match, where 41 points were scored in the 4th quarter, takes the cake.

In the midst of their longest losing streak since 2015 and without five key players accounting for more than $100 million in salary cap room, the Dallas Cowboys finally won a game. Forty-nine days after beating the Pittsburgh Steelers on a fourth-down touchdown pass in the final minute,

Washington rivalry over the decades, but this one might take the cake. After a sloppy, special-teams-gaffe filled first half, Dallas and the Commanders found themselves tied at halftime 3-3. When QB Cooper Rush