On a night that thunderstorms delayed the start of the game more than an hour, the Dallas Cowboys achieved a narrow but convincing victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers by a score o 20 to 17 at Acrisure Stadium after Dak Prescott’s leadership was shown.

The Steelers were leading by four points with under three minutes to play and the the Cowboys offered excitement until the last second, when a touchdown pass from Dak Prescott to Jalen Tolbert sealed the victory for the visitors with 20 seconds left.

The Cowboys were forced to react in the fourth quarter, and they did so with a combination of ground and passing plays. Rico Dowdle scored a touchdown that temporarily gave them back the lead, but the Steelers quickly responded with another score, this time on a Justin Fields pass to Pat Freiermuth, which made it 17-13.

The winning drive

With less than two minutes on the clock and under intense pressure, Dak Prescott led an offensive drive that culminated with an 18-yard pass to Jalen Tolbert in the endzone, securing a 20-17 victory for Dallas.

Despite their mistakes and a large number of penalties that cost them throughout the game, the Cowboys managed to prevail in one of the most difficult spots in the NFL, the two-minute drill.

This victory keeps Dallas in the fight for top spots in the season, while the Steelers, after a solid defensive performance, will have to adjust their offense to avoid more losses in the final moments with much more to show for.