NFL: Green Bay Packers snatches 40-40 Draw with Dallas Cowboys in overtime for the second most score draw of all time | NFL News
Green Bay’s packers won a goal on the field while time has passed in overtime to tear a 40-40 equality with the Dallas cowboys after the head has changed their hands seven times.
Brandon McManus found the objective of 34 yards to guarantee the second highest draw in the history of the NFL, responding to the effort of Brandon Aubrey from 22 meters earlier in overtime.
The packers had opened an advance of 13-0 in the first half when Jordan Love found Romeo Doubs for short-range touch, but the cowboys returned a diverted point attempted for a two-point score to get on the board.
Dak Prescott ran two meters away, then found George Pickens in the last seconds of the first half to snatch an advance of 16-13.
Josh Jacobs went from a site to restore the head of the packers, but Prescott responded with a pass of a touchdown to Jake Ferguson before a last wild quarter.
The teams exchanged touchdown, Jacobs and Doubs again marking on each side of a hit to a Yard Javonte Williams for the Cowboys.
Prescott put the cowboys forward 37-34 when he found George Pickens at 28 meters with 43 seconds to play, but the packers had time to allow McManus to pass the game in overtime because he found the target from 53 meters.
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