**FRISCO, Texas –** Cowboys coach Brian Schotteneheimer referred to Dallas' 33-30 overtime loss to the Cardinals on Sunday as "a tale of two halves" multiple times.
In the first half, the Cowboys defense played their best two quarters of the season. They forced two turnovers, held the Cardinals to three points, and where getting in the backfield on Jacoby Brissett. The offense was able to score 14 points, and they led by 11.
In the second half, things changed after Garnder Minshew took over at quarterback in Brissett's place and Tyler Allgeier broke free on two 50+ yard run plays. Dallas' defense allowed the Cardinals to score four straight touchdown drives to end the game, and ultimately in overtime, the offense was unable to get a first down and get a chance at a field goal to win the game.
What changed? How did it all happen? Let's take a look back at some crucial moments in this week's Tape Talk:
**Examining Michael Wilson's late-game touchdown**