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The Dallas Cowboys‘ desperation deepened to 3-5 following a painful Week 8 loss to Arizona, keeping their 30-year Super Bowl drought heavy on their minds. While the defense fought to turn the game around, one second-quarter play instantly sparked league-wide…

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown could face NFL disciplinary action after delivering a heavy second-quarter hit that forced a fumble and left Arizona Cardinals player Knight evaluated for a concussion. Although no penalty was called on the field, the tackle sparked controversy across the league as critics questioned the lack of an unnecessary roughness flag.
While Arizona went on to defeat Dallas, pushing the Cowboys to a 3-5 record, the Cardinals suffered multiple injuries in the contest. With the NFL frequently handing down retroactive fines for unpenalized helmet and head contact, Overshown may face financial punishment later in the week.
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