Cowboys outlast Giants in wild, back-and-forth OT duel as Brandon Aubrey drills four FGs, including 64-yarder

The Cowboys crowd has full faith in the All-Pro kicker to send them home happy

Russell Wilson tried for yet another moon ball completion down the field but he left it way too far inside and basically threw it right to Donovan Wilson. It was only second down. He didn't have to let this one go. That's his first big mistake of the day and it could prove very, very costly for the Giants.

After Dak was sacked on first down, George Pickens was called for a questionable offensive pass interference penalty and set the Cowboys back significantly on the drive. The Giants held the fort and forced another punt, and now they'll have another chance to drive for a game-winning score. They're set up with pretty good field position to do it.

Big missed opportunity for the Giants as Russell Wilson tried to double-clutch a throw on second-and-3 but let the ball go and it went backwards for a 14-yard loss. He tried to hit another deep ball on the next snap but overthrew his man by several yards. Cowboys get the ball back with good field position.

Jalen Tolbert's third-and-10 drop ends the Cowboys' overtime-opening drive. Tight coverage from Dru Phillips but the throw hit Tolbert's hands. Russell Wilson and Co. now have a chance to go win the game. 

Brock Hoffman is now in at center for Dallas. 

Dak Prescott leads the field goal drive to tie the game. Brandon Aubrey, naturally, drilled a field goal from 64 yards out like it was nothing. We are headed to overtime. What a crazy game.

According to CBS Sports research, that's the longest field goal to send a game to overtime in NFL history. Of course it is. Aubrey is a machine.

Russell Wilson throws ANOTHER moon-ball touchdown to Malik Nabers. My god. What a throw and catch over the top of double coverage. And now Dallas has just 25 seconds to try to drive for a game-tying field goal. 

New Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens couldn't have picked a better time for his first Dallas touchdown. His six-yard receiving touchdown gives the Cowboys a 34-30 lead over the Giants with 52 seconds left to play. The Giants have one timeout left.

Dak Prescott just engineered a fantastic touchdown drive to take the lead. Gorgeous back-shoulder throw to George Pickens at the goal line to get the Cowboys on the board. The Giants will have 52 seconds to stage a comeback, and they need a touchdown because Dallas is up by 4.

New York should think about using its timeouts here now that the Cowboys are down by the 10-yard line. They want to make sure they have enough time left if Dallas scores to tie the game or take the lead.

Dallas looked like it was about to go three-and-oiut and give the ball right back to the Giants, but Dak found Jalen Tolbert over the middle for a nice gain to convert on fourth-and-4. You're never gonna believe this, but there was a Giants penalty (pass interference) on the play that was declined. Cowboys are moving coming out of the two-minute warning.

Wan'Dale Robinson has absolutely TORCHED the Cowboys today. He just got turned loose on a seam route from the slot and scored on fourth-and-4 to give the Giants the lead. He has 8 catches for 142 yards and a touchdown. Monster game. Giants back up by 3.

Dart came in for a short-yardage play for the second time in this game. He ran a zone read and slipped while trying to take the ball around the edge. Loss of yards. Rough play for the Giants as they try to re-take the lead. It was followed by a Malik Nabers drop on a slightly inaccurate pass by Russell Wilson.

First it was Javonte Williams finding the end zone for the Cowboys and now it's the backup running back in Sanders. He had a huge fumble in scoring territory last week against the Eagles, so this is a bit of redemption for him and it puts the Cowboys back up by four points, 27-23.

Lamb is finally making things happen for Dallas with three catches already on this drive that has the Cowboys set up just inside the red zone and looking to re-take the lead. He only had two grabs all day prior to this possession.

Jaxson Dart checked in at QB for the New York Giants, and rookie RB Cam Skattebo benefitted greatly. He ripped off a 24-yard run to get down to the one on Dart's first play in the game, and then he capped the Giants' drive on the next play with a one-yard TD. Giants now lead 23-20 with 12:07 left to play. It will be interesting to see if that was just a red zone wrinkle or if Dart will get more run today. 

A few big plays and a pass interference penalty get the Giants down to the goal line, where Cam Skattebo takes it into the end zone for his first career touchdown. He also had the run to get the Giants down to the 1-yard line, and they rewarded him with the goal line carry. Giants back in the lead.

 KaVontae Turpin (neck injury) is questionable to return for the Dallas Cowboys. Turpin's four catches today vs. the New York Giants tie a career high. He has 47 yards and a touchdown this afternoon.   

After a false start to open the quarter, Dak Prescott narrowly avoided a sack on third-and-long. He scrambled for a few yards and it set up another Brandon Aubrey field goal. The Cowboys are back to their four-point lead, 20-16.

According to reporters on scene, Cowboys WR/KR KaVontae Turpin is headed to the locker room. No word on the issue just yet.

ANOTHER penalty on the Giants. This time it's Paulson Adebo very obviously interfering with George Pickens up the right sideline. It's the second PI call Pickens has drawn today.

The Giants have taken 12 penalties for 122 yards, and they have had FIVE penalties wiped off the board either by being declined or through offsetting penalties. They just had another one on the last Dak Prescott completion to Jake Ferguson over the middle. Brian Daboll has been livid all day and rightfully so.

After the huge play to Slayton, Russell Wilson had to throw it out of bounds while scrambling away from pressure twice. Giants lined up like they were going for it on fourth-and-5 but took a delay of game instead and settled for a field goal to make it a 17-16 game. They've had several missed opportunities in Dallas territory today.

Slayton was working with Kaiir Elam on the right sideline and Elam just let Slayton run right by him for a huge gain. Giants set up in the red zone very quickly after the Dallas score. 

After George Pickens drew a pass interference penalty on a slot fade up the right sideline, Williams broke a tackle near the line of scrimmage and scampered 30 yards to the end zone. That's his third touchdown run of the season and it gives the Cowboys their first lead of the afternoon. Giants definitely regret not building a bigger lead with their excellent first two drives of the game.

New York failed to take advantage of the Dallas turnover. On fourth-and-2 inside the red zone, Russell Wilson's pass intended for Cam Skattebo -- which would have converted for the first down -- was dropped. Big missed opportunity for the Giants and big break for the Cowboys. 

Dru Phillips makes up for his earlier mistakes with a diving interception on Dak Prescott. He was looking for CeeDee Lamb on a bender over the middle of the field and it was just not a smart throw. Arguably into double coverage with the safety coming in behind CeeDee. Phillips made a great play on the ball.

More penalties, a couple nice completions, a near-interception, another CeeDee Lamb drop... and a mismanaged clock at the end of the drive. It ends without points for Dallas, which trails 13-10 at halftime. Cowboys will get the ball coming out of the half.

Dallas finally gets into the end zone here, with Dak finding KaVontae Turpin on a free play (ANOTHER Giants penalty that this time gets declined). Turpin smoked Dru Phillips on the route. Phillips took the terrible penalty on Lamb earlier in the drive. Rough possession for him.