Cowboys rally to stay in play-off picture

The Dallas Cowboys blew a 21-0 lead before rallying to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-27 and move to 10-4, one game ahead of Philadelphia at the top of the NFC East standings.

Cowboys rally to stay in play-off picture
Tue, 16 Dec, 2014 - 00:00
Geoff Taylor

Dez Bryant had three touchdown receptions while DeMarco Murray scored two on the ground

The Cowboys had led 21-0 before Mark Sanchez inspired a storming comeback from Philadelphia, who went 24-21 up on a one-yard touchdown run from Darren Sproles.

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