The wildest play in Week 5 didn't result in
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With just five seconds left to play, the Cowboys had one chance to win, and what happened next was possibly one of the most dramatic non-scoring plays in NFL history. The play consisted of seven laterals, three fumbles, a center stripping a linebacker and went on for roughly 28 seconds of real time before Quinten Rollins ended the circus by jumping on a loose ball at the Packers' 41-yard line.
The play started when Dak Prescott took a shotgun snap from his own 25. After the snap, Prescott immediately threw a pass to Brice Butler, who was standing at the Cowboys' 35. As soon as Butler caught it, he pitched the ball to Ezekiel Elliott, who split through the Packers' defense and ran all the way into Green Bay territory before pitching the ball to Prescott at the Packers' 45-yard line.
At that point, Prescott possibly could've won the game if he had sprinted forward because there was no one between him and the end zone.
Unfortunately for the Cowboys, Prescott never looked down the field after he caught the ball because he was looking for the next person
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Prescott eventually lateraled it to Butler, who lateraled it to Jason Witten, who threw a lateral that ended up on the turf. Packers linebacker Nick Perry picked up the ball, and at that point, almost everyone in the stadium -- including announcer Joe Buck -- assumed the game was over.
