The Vikings, despite being eliminated from the playoff race, showed resilience against the Cowboys, tying the game 14-14 with 9:28 left in the first half. J.J. McCarthy’s 1-yard bootleg run capped a drive that included a 58-yard pass to Jordan Addison, who was nearly in for a touchdown but was caught from behind. Although McCarthy’s initial 3-yard pass to Jordan Jefferson was nullified by a penalty, he ultimately scored on a subsequent play. This moment evoked memories of Peyton Manning’s famous bootleg against the Cowboys in 2013.
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