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Giants vs. Cowboys: Another turnover forced by Dallas’ butts

The Cowboys fumbled away the ball on a crucial play in the fourth quarter, rear-ending their hopes for a comeback.

Grant Halverson

The Cowboys are still trying to put themselves in postseason position and have come all the way back against the Giants Sunday, but a crucial turnover forced by a rump has put their backsides against the wall.

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This is the second turnover that involved a derrière in this game, and the Cowboys need to assess how they back that thing up when they return to practice this week. This could become problematic if they can’t find a way to get ahead of this behind situation.

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