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The third quarter of the Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions game became heated around the four-minute mark. On a 3rd & 3 down, the quarterback, Dak Prescott, threw the ball to his tight end, Jake Ferguson. He was in a close contest with linebacker Alex Anzalone. Trying to create a separation, he ducked and ran to his left. As he attempted to catch the ball, the referees threw the flag, calling it an offensive pass interference penalty. It cost the Cowboys one down as kicker Brandon Aubrey came out to kick the ball. TNF Rules Analyst Terry McAulay didn’t agree with the flag. “I don’t see offensive pass interference at all,” he said. Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer was unhappy with the decision, while Prescott also wanted the referees to reconsider. The Cowboys were trailing 37-27, so a touchdown would have put more pressure on the Lions. Stay tuned! There’s more to this story. 

<p>The third quarter of the Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions game became heated around the four-minute mark. On a 3rd &amp; 3 down, the quarterback, Dak Prescott, threw the ball to his tight end, Jake Ferguson. He was in a close contest with linebacker Alex Anzalone. Trying to create a separation, he ducked and ran [&hellip;]</p>


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Amit Kumar Jha is a Senior Features Writer at EssentiallySports, specializing in NFL Rookie Watch coverage. He closely follows the journey of draft picks into the professional league and is known for his insightful stories, including a recent piece on Brett Favre’s controversial Parkinson’s treatment that earned praise from the Hall of Famer himself. Over the last two years, Amit has also been a key contributor to the Live News Center and serves as an important insider for EssentiallySports’ NFL coverage. He believes the transition from college to the NFL is a challenging one, especially for quarterbacks who often need time to adjust to the league's rigors. This season, he is particularly focused on monitoring the rising stock of Shedeur Sanders. Amit is recognized for his strong attention to detail, creative writing skills, and ability to present factual information clearly and engagingly, connecting personally with readers. His work consistently aims to amaze and attract audiences by making complex sports narratives accessible and compelling.