Ryan Flournoy gave the Dallas Cowboys a scoring jolt in Dallas Game Today, reaching up with one hand to haul in a 9-yard touchdown from Dak Prescott against the Arizona Cardinals. It was the kind of catch that changes the tone of a drive in one snap and leaves the defense with no answer.
For the Cowboys, the play matters because it came from a receiver making a difficult finish look routine, and because Prescott delivered it in the middle of a highlight-heavy stretch that also featured big plays across the NFL. Flournoy’s touchdown is the clearest single moment tied to the Cowboys-Cardinals matchup in the roundup, even as the collection around it mixes in other games and separate sequences.
That mix is why the catch stands out. The package includes other long gains, touchdowns and turnovers from different teams, but only Flournoy’s one-handed score belongs to the Cowboys-Cardinals thread that readers are searching for now. Tyler Allgeier’s 5-yard touchdown catch and his 63-yard scoring run, plus Rayuan Lane III’s 92-yard interception return, appear in the same highlight set, yet they do not change the central play in Dallas.
What comes next is less about a headline and more about the scoreboard. The roundup does not confirm whether Flournoy’s touchdown was the decisive moment or what the next scoring play was, but it does leave one thing clear: on this Dallas Game Today snapshot, the Cowboys got a clean finish from Prescott to Flournoy when they needed one.
