The disaster that has best described the Dallas Cowboys 2015 season had a final dagger nailed into the coffin Saturday night, as the New York Jets defeated the Cowboys 19-16, and officially ended any mathematical chance the ‘Pokes had left to make the playoffs.
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The Cowboys responded with a lengthy 7:03 drive that covered 51 yards in 11 plays, and resulted in a 50-yard Bailed field goal that tied the game at 16-16 with just 1:55 left in the contest.
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Fitzpatrick also got the offense in gear in the final quarter with the help of some of New York’s lesser-known players, including running back Bilal Powell (who has scored in three straight games) and wide receivers Quincy Enunwa (who had a 24-yard catch on third-and-14 on the Decker touchdown drive) and Kenbrell Thompkins (who caught a 43-yard pass to set up the winning field goal).
Jets kicker Randy Bullock atoned for a missed extra point and field goal by nailing a 40-yard field-goal with 36 seconds remaining for the win.
NEW YORK (AP) – The bloody gash on the bridge of Ryan Fitzpatrick’s nose summed up the New York Jets’ win in Dallas.
Moore finished 15-of-25 for 158 yards, the one touchdown and three interceptions.
“Kind of had tough sledding for a while”, said Fitzpatrick, who was 26 of 39 for 299 yards. A pair of incompletions by quarterback Matt Cassel forced Dallas to settle for Bailey’s 27-yard field goal.
“We’re developing a way to win games”, Ryan Fitzpatrick said in the aftermath of a 19-16 come-from-behind win over a bad Cowboys team on Saturday night.
The Cowboys (4-10) finally were eliminated from playoff contention with the loss. You’ve got to live with that.
Cassel once won 10 games filling in for Tom Brady in New England. Facing a second-and-goal from the six, Moore locked in on Bryant but was intercepted by safety Calvin Pryor in the back of the end zone. “He’ s been doing it the last couple of weeks”.
On the first, he stumbled trying to change directions after faking a throw and threw to blindly to a spot where Darrelle Revis was by himself for the easy interception.
Richardson and the Jets’ normally-stout run defense allowed 133 yards on the ground and 6.3 yards per carry, and a reporter asked Bowles why that happened. The Cowboys had four interceptions overall.
Kellen Moore isn’t a long-term answer for the Dallas Cowboys’ backup quarterback quandary, but he’s better than Matt Cassel. The Jets haven’t seen the post-season since 2010 and some questioned if this would be their year following Jets quarterback Geno Smith’s broken jaw before the season even started. However his night will be known more for the 10 points that he led them to in the fourth quarter, again.
“That’s a play we’ll be watching for years and years”, Cassel said, “teaching quarterbacks of what not to do”. The Jets managed to run for a first down by the hair on their chinny-chin-chin and needed confirmation from a replay to do that.
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NOTES: Dallas was without two defensive starters in CB Morris Claiborne (hamstring) and LB Rolando McLain (concussion).
