Dallas Cowboys 20, Pittsburgh Steelers 17

Although Sunday Night Football was delayed in a flash between the Pittsburgh Steelers And Dallas CowboysNeither team's offense could be considered anywhere near electrifying.

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott He accounted for 352 passing yards and managed a game-winning touchdown drive, but three turnovers negated his efforts. And Steelers quarterback Justin Fields completed just 55.6% of his passes for 131 yards.

On a relatively quiet night for wide receivers CeeDee Lambthe Cowboys relied on that Jalen Tolbertwho caught a four-and-goal pass and gave Dallas the lead for good at 20:17. Both teams were 3-2 heading into Week 6.

PFF's dedicated team of evaluators worked hard, analyzing each player on every play in real time. Grades and data will be available tomorrow at 12pm EST after a thorough review.

In the meantime, we've collected some general data and snapshots from the game to give you a first look. Our expert evaluators also nominated the outstanding player of the game, highlighting the exceptional performance on the field.

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PLAYER OF THE MATCH

Amid a host of injuries on the defensive line, including one to the rookie Marshawn Kneeland In this game, the Cowboys leaned on veterans Linda Josephwho delivered his best performance of the year.

While Joseph only played 22 snaps, he recorded and earned a strip sack 71.0 PFF run defense grade after the first review of the game. Joseph was the lowest-grading interior defender among the 136 qualifiers in Week 5, but that would change after this outing.

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