The Arizona Cardinals pulled off one of the wildest wins of the NFL season on Sunday. They beat the Dallas Cowboys 33-30 in overtime at AT&T Stadium.

Dallas led by two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter. The Cowboys did not trail until the final kick.

Backup quarterback Gardner Minshew replaced Jacoby Brissett in the third quarter. Down 30-24 with 1:05 left and no timeouts, he drove the Cardinals 80 yards and found Michael Wilson for a 13-yard touchdown to tie it.

A miss, then the winner

Kicker Chad Ryland then missed the extra point wide left with 6 seconds left. He had made his previous 58.

Minshew was not worried. "It's 30-30, got a chance to play these boys in overtime. Let's freaking go. Sign me up," he said.

In overtime, Wilson made a 17-yard catch and Tyler Allgeier ran 11 yards to set up Ryland. His 42-yard kick was right down the middle.

Allgeier had 191 yards from scrimmage, nearly all of it after halftime. That included a 63-yard touchdown run. Wilson finished with eight catches for 111 yards.

"I don't think anyone really in this room or anyone, probably in the country, thought that we had a chance at a comeback right there," Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said.

'Unacceptable'

Arizona has now beaten Dallas five straight times. The Cardinals are 5-0 all time at AT&T Stadium.

Both teams are 3-5. The Cowboys ran for just 93 yards a week after putting up 204 against the Eagles.

"Unacceptable," Cowboys defensive tackle Kenny Clark said. "Can't lose a game like that."

Dak Prescott took the blame. "We're just not getting it done. That starts with me and goes to any and every guy on this team and coaching staff," he said.

Coach Brian Schottenheimer said his team has to learn to finish. "When you have people down, you have to finish them and that's the most disappointing thing," he said.