Dallas suffered a 33-30 overtime defeat against Arizona on Sunday after giving up a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter. The Cowboys allowed 23 points in just under 15 minutes, reversing the momentum they had built with a dominant victory over Philadelphia the previous week.
Arizona's comeback came with backup quarterback Gardner Minshew directing its offense. Dallas conceded 30 points across the second half and overtime. Entering the game, the Cowboys had been 69-0 at home since 2000 when holding a lead of at least 14 points in the fourth quarter. Over the same period, the Cardinals had gone 1-174-1 when facing a deficit that large in the final quarter.
Baltimore also faced a significant setback as Lamar Jackson's return ended after one play. Making his first appearance since Oct. 4, Jackson struck a Buffalo defender with his hand on his opening throw and injured his thumb. Ravens coach Jesse Minter said the quarterback would go on injured reserve, sidelining him for at least four more games. Backup Tyler Huntley subsequently exited with turf toe.
In college football, Florida State dismissed Mike Norvell following Saturday night's loss to Clemson. The Seminoles had compiled a 10-22 record over the past three seasons. The program is now searching for a replacement after deciding to end Norvell's tenure.
Georgia moved up to No. 2 in the AP Top 25 following a decisive victory against Florida. The Bulldogs next visit Ole Miss during a Week 10 schedule featuring several games between ranked teams. The first College Football Playoff rankings of the season are scheduled to be released Tuesday night.
Ohio State, meanwhile, heads into a matchup with Oregon after losing 30-18 to USC. Freshman Luke Fahey will be the Buckeyes' starting quarterback for the remainder of the season. Their remaining opponents also include Northwestern, Nebraska and Michigan, with a 19-15 victory over Indiana among their results so far.
Golden State secured its first WNBA championship in only its second season, defeating Atlanta 68-63 in Game 7. Gabby Williams scored 30 points to lead the Valkyries' comeback against the Dream.
Saturday's UFC Fight Night main event ended with Tom Nolan beating Renato Moicano by TKO after a disputed referee intervention. Moicano had established a dominant position when referee Dan Miragliotta ordered the fighters to stand because of inactivity. Nolan recovered his footing after the restart and finished the fight in the following round.
