The Cowboys secured a win over the Cavaliers in the first game since Marshawn’s death kneel

In a night full of mourning, the Dallas Cowboys honored their teammate Marshawn and boasted about the victory.

Head coach Brian Schaythonder closed his eyes, like many others did during the national anthem in Las Vegas, while wearing a T-shirt from Keeland, the 24-year-old who died by suicide earlier this month. Changewiimeimer and the cowboys had not played since November 3, as they had been in week 10, and the team had been injured since the separation of three stories “The loss of their ball” tonight “on the cards of Arizona.

Both teams honored the former with a moment of silence before crying, then the cowboys came out and dominated the las vegas railers, 33-16, to get back into the win column.

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The Cowboys’ defense, a unit that struggled for much of the season, flew all over the field and disrupted the offense led by quarterback Geno Smith, who was the team’s eighth all-time leading scorer four times. Newcomer Newcomen Williams, acquired from the New York Jets before the NFL Trade deadline, had 1.5 sacks in his bullpen, while his defense faced half of Kenny Clark. James Houseton and Osa Odigcuwawa each recorded the game-winning sack.

In fact, Dak Prescott and company were cooking, as the veteran quarterback threw for four touchdowns and 268 yards.

It was a fun start for Dallas, which followed a three-and-out to open the game in a series where both Lamb and George didn’t see the field. ESPN Sideline Reporter Lisa Savters said on “Monday Night Football” they broadcast that it was the coach’s decision to stay the star receiver of the first drive.

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Things didn’t get any better when Maxx Crosby was strip-pulled by Prescott on the next drive, although the Cowboys defense was able to hold the Raiders to just three points in their red zone.

(Lr) George Piclens and Ceedee Lamb of the Dallas Cowboys celebrate the second quarter against the Las Vegas Railers during a rally in Las Vegas on Nov. 17, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ian Maule/Getty Images)

When cold and lamb entered the game after that series, they immediately went to work.

Both receptions resulted in increased scores, with Lamb getting the first on an 18-second strike from Prescott on the team’s third drive. Then, after Prescott End Jake Ferguson found, the curtains even missed many defenders on an impressive high-37-yard catch in the end zone to beat the open game, 24-6, late in the first half.

Pickens had a big game on offense, collecting nine receptions for 144 yards and a touchdown to lead all players in both categories. Lamb finished with five carries for 66 yards, while Javonte Williams carried 22 times for 93 yards on the ground.

Meanwhile, Smith was pressured throughout but still managed to go 27-at-42 for 238 yards, with one more pass to Tre Tre Tre Tucker finished with four catches for 47 yards.

Brock and Brock Bowers did his best to check the Raiders, catching seven of his 12 field goals for 72 yards. But it was a big pass all night, with rookie running back Ashton Jeanty getting six yards for seven yards.

Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys warms up before the game against the Las Vegas Raiders during an on-field warmup on November 17, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

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In fact, the game-tying play for Dallas came when the defense stood tight in the Raiders end zone for a safety. It was a 31-16 game with plenty of time left in the fourth quarter, but the Cowboys slammed the door from that point on.

The Cowboys, now 4-5-1, will continue to move forward despite the disaster that shook their locker room. They will return home for an NFC East Showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles next week at AT&T Stadium, where they hope to start a Win Streak.

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