excitement and joy as: Cowboys get another blowout win, 33-10, but it was a close game until late…

The Dallas Cowboys visited the Carolina Panthers for Week 11 and came away with a solid 33-10 victory. Dallas needed to win to keep the pressure on in their playoff push, and the team delivered, even though it wasn’t as dominating as many thought it would be. The Panthers actually made it close into the third quarter, but a Cowboys outburst of points led to the blowout score.

Dak Prescott didn’t have a big statistical game, but he was clean and accounted for two touchdowns passes. Tony Pollard had an efficient day with 12 carries for 61 yards and a touchdown. DaRon Bland pitched in on the scoring with another pick-six. The real star of the game was the Cowboys pass rush who harassed Bryce Young all day and collected six sacks. Micah Parsons ended up with three sacks and led a Dallas defense that kept things under control.

Dallas moved to 7-3 on the season, and now has a quick turnaround with the Thanksgiving game coming up.

The Cowboys got the ball first only to go three and out to start the game. Pressure on Dak Prescott on a second down play disrupted the sequence. The Panthers subsequent drive got off to a good start with a few first downs with Adam Thielen getting some work done. But all that stopped when Micah Parsons got a huge sack forcing a punt. The Cowboys followed with a drive that included some solid runs from Tony Pollard. Luke Schoonmaker then cashed it in for a touchdown on a perfect seam pass from Prescott from just inside the redzone.