Halftime | Cowboys 13, Saints 0 New Orleans has a lot to do after being dominated by cowboys in the first half. Dallas won New Orleans 229-59 and possessed the ball for almost 22 minutes, while the Saints did not turn down one-third. The saints looked as if they had had their momentum when Marshon Lattimore forced and regained an
Amari Cooper fumble, placing the saints in the best field position. But New Orleans could not redeem, as Alvin Kamara was eventually filled in fourth and the goal from the 2-yard line. The Cowboys took over and made a long drive, which led to a field hit for the single-point number of the quarter. Lucas Johnson
Ezekiel Elliott scored the only Dallas touchdown and the Cowboys stifled Drew Brees and the Saints and ended the New Orleans 10-win series with a 13-10 victory on Thursday night.
The Cowboys (7-5) won their fourth game in a row and assured that they will at least remain the same for the NFC East.
The Saints (10-2) had a season-low in points and missed the chance to hit Dallas perfectly two years ago when Elliott and quarterback Dak Prescott scored eleven points before their first rookie victory after losing the opener had.
Brees had passed half in less than half a meter since joining the Saints in 39 at the age of 39, and has not had a potential triumph in the last few minutes.
Instead, Jourdan Lewis' interception - only the third of the season for Brees - gave the Cowboys the chance to beat the clock out of New Orleans 1 after an intervention in the end zone.
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