Cardinals top Cowboys in OT; Ravens' Jackson faces thumb surgery after Bills loss

The Arizona Cardinals beat the Dallas Cowboys in overtime on Sunday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, when Chad Ryland kicked a 42-yard field goal after missing an extra point that would have won the game in regulation. Gardner Minshew had thrown a 14-yard touchdown pass to Michael Wilson with six seconds left to tie it at 30-30, finishing an eight-play, 80-yard drive that began with 1:05 remaining. Dallas had led by two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter. Tyler Allgeier ran for a career-long 63-yard touchdown and totaled 191 scrimmage yards. Arizona, which had benched quarterback Jacoby Brissett, improved to 3-5, level with Dallas. In Orchard Park, New York, the Buffalo Bills beat the Baltimore Ravens 36-10. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, back after missing three games with a high-ankle sprain, hurt his right thumb on the first offensive play. Ravens coach Jesse Minter said Jackson will have surgery and go on injured reserve, missing at least four games, and that his season could potentially be over. Backup Tyler Huntley left with a toe injury, so undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano played. The Ravens fell to 4-4, last in the AFC North.

Right-leaning outlets split their attention. The New York Post leads with Jackson's surgery, using Minter's comments, Jackson's age of 29, the 36-10 score and Baltimore's last-place standing, and calls the injury a crusher. Fox News ran only a pregame viewing guide for Cardinals-Cowboys, listing the kickoff time, records (Arizona 2-5, Dallas 3-4), Brissett's heavy passing volume and Trey McBride's catch numbers, with no result. The Guardian's roundup leads with Arizona's comeback, giving Ryland's kick, Allgeier's yardage and Dallas's late collapse, then covers Buffalo's win, Josh Allen's franchise touchdown-pass record and the Ravens' quarterback injuries; its headline says Jackson's season could be over. Both sides report Jackson's injury and possible season-ending outcome, but the right treats it as a standalone story and the left folds it into a wider recap. Alternative outlets largely echo these angles: CBS Sports details Jackson's injury, and Yahoo Sports features Minshew's postgame reaction.