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Cowboys Set Fourth-Down Record in Christmas Win

Cowboys Set Fourth-Down Record in Christmas Win

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 Dallas Cowboys Make NFL History: Six Successful Fourth-Down Conversions in Christmas Day WinThe Dallas Cowboys secured a historic victory on Christmas Day, defeating the Washington Commanders 30-23. They achieved a first in NFL history by converting all six of their fourth-down attempts, the last team to do so since 1991. Despite both teams being out of playoff contention, the Cowboys played with determination. They started strong, scoring touchdowns on their first three drives for a 21-3 lead. By halftime, they extended their advantage to 24-10, with Dallas amassing 17 first downs on 87 plays compared to Washingtons 18.Quarterback Dak Prescott had an exceptional game, throwing for 307 yards and two touchdowns despite being sacked six times. He connected with Jake Ferguson early and KaVontae Turpin for an 86-yard touchdown pass, tying Tony Romos franchise record with his 30th score of the season. Running back Malik Davis rushed for a career-high 103 yards after Javonte Williams was injured, contributing to Dallas season-best 211 rushing yards.Washington fought back with Jacory Croskey-Merritts 105 rushing yards and two touchdowns, including a 72-yarder at over 21 miles per hour. Their third-string quarterback Josh Johnson went turnover-free for 198 yards. However, the Cowboys dominated the clock, holding it for 38 minutes and 44 seconds compared to Washingtons 21 minutes and 16 seconds. Dallas secured the win with two more successful fourth-down conversions on their final drive, including a Prescott sneak, ending a three-game losing streak at 7 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. They will conclude the season on the road against the New York Giants in early January.

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