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Tony Romo threw five interceptions, lost a fumble... Romo finished with 309 passing yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions... Despite the turnovers, Romo never stopped attacking... Romo drove the Cowboys 80 yards in just over a minute before finding Patrick Crayton for a four-yard touchdown with 20 seconds left... Romo swiftly moved Dallas into Buffalo territory.
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Romo's 309 yards, 2 TDs, 5 INTs marked one of the strangest winning QB stat lines in NFL history.

Romo finished with 309 passing yards, two touchdowns and five interceptions, making his performance one of the strangest winning quarterback stat lines in NFL history. Despite throwing five interceptions and losing a fumble, Romo never stopped attacking; he drove the Cowboys 80 yards in just over a minute to set up the game-tying touchdown with 20 seconds remaining, then swiftly moved Dallas into Buffalo territory for the game-winning field goal.

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