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In an absolutely wild, back-and-forth affair at AT&T Stadium, the Dallas Cowboys came from behind in the final moments and pulled off a 40-37 victory over the New York Giants in overtime, capturing the first victory of the Brian Schottenheimer era in dramatic fashion.