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CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were both left on the sideline for the first two plays. Dallas opened with a predictable run that gained nothing. On second-and-10, Prescott was asked to execute a play-action pass with neither of his two best receivers on the field.
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Lamb benched for first two plays of critical possession, costing Cowboys OT opportunity.
Cowboys WR benched in critical possession on the drive after recovering Arizona's onside kick with Dallas leading 27-24 and 2:11 remaining at the Cardinals' 20-yard line. The source states: 'CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were both left on the sideline for the first two plays. Dallas opened with a predictable run that gained nothing. On second-and-10, Prescott was asked to execute a play-action pass with neither of his two best receivers on the field. The result was a six-yard sack. Lamb finally entered on third-and-16, but Dallas ran the football anyway.' This conservative play-calling sequence cost the Cowboys an opportunity to put the ball in the hands of their best offensive players and trust Prescott to make a play, ultimately leading to a field goal instead of a touchdown and giving Arizona another chance to win.
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