Cardinals pounce on Dallas error for OT win

ARIZONA scored a touchdown off a blocked punt to finish off a wild 30-24 overtime victory over Dallas on Sunday as the NFL produced a flurry of frenetic endings.

Cardinals pounce on Dallas error for OT win
Tue, 14 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

The Cardinals’ Sean Morey blocked a punt and Monty Beisel recovered the ball and stepped into the end zone.

It was the first time in NFL history that an overtime game ended with a blocked punt for a touchdown.

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