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NFL Week 8 winners and losers: Cowboys suffer epic collapse, Joe Burrow delivers historic heroics

Burrow produced a historic six-touchdown performance, while the Cowboys squandered a late lead and the Ravens endured another devastating Lamar Jackson injury NFL Week 8 winners and losers: Joe Burrow made history, the Cowboys suffered a stunning collapse…
One Place News   •   November 1, 2026   •   Updated November 1, 2026
NFL Week 8 winners and losers: Cowboys suffer epic collapse, Joe Burrow delivers historic heroics

Burrow produced a historic six-touchdown performance, while the Cowboys squandered a late lead and the Ravens endured another devastating Lamar Jackson injury

NFL Week 8 winners and losers: Joe Burrow made history, the Cowboys suffered a stunning collapse and Lamar Jackson sustained another injury. Many weeks in such an unpredictable league as the NFL, the football world witnesses something so historically improbable that it is difficult to believe. There were two such occurrences in Week 8, with the Dallas Cowboys enduring as miserable a fourth-quarter and overtime sequence as any in the last 25 years of franchise history and Joe Burrow delivering a stat line that no other quarterback has posted since the merger. The highs of Burrow's career day and the lows of the Cowboys' blown lead exemplified everything that makes the NFL such a successful entertainment product.

What more could fans seek than late-game drama and excellence from the greatest football players in the world? Of course, there are two sides to every outcome. The Arizona Cardinals celebrated at the Cowboys' expense. The Tennessee Titans were left bewildered by the quarterbacking they witnessed from their opponent. Here are the biggest winners and losers from Week 8 in the NFL. Brian Schottenheimer left his offense on the field on fourth-and-1 from his own 32-yard line in the first quarter, and the Cowboys turned the ball over on downs. That was the first sign that Sunday was not going to be their

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