The Dallas Cowboys rallied for a 27-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts, handing Indianapolis its fifth straight loss and leaving it 2-7. After Dak Prescott led a 65-yard drive, Javonte Williams scored the go-ahead touchdown with 1:08 left; Caleb Downs then sealed the win by intercepting Daniel Jones. The Colts managed only 271 yards, while Dallas gained 508 despite 14 penalties for 153 yards and a CeeDee Lamb fumble. Lamb finished with 195 receiving yards and a touchdown, and Spencer Shrader’s long field goals had briefly put Indianapolis ahead. The loss came just before Tuesday’s trade deadline, with Jones, Jonathan Taylor and Josh Downs among the Colts whose futures were under discussion.
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Colts have to address their offense problems fast after dropping five straight like this.
The Cowboys showed real grit pushing past all those penalties and mistakes to win it late.