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By Matt Audilet
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The Dallas Cowboys blew a 14-point fourth quarter lead over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, suffering a 33-30 loss in overtime at AT&T Stadium.
The Cowboys defense allowed backup quarterback Gardner Minshew to throw for 188 yards and three touchdowns as the Cardinals stormed back. Arizona's defense got a big stop against Dak Prescott and the Dallas offense, setting them up for a next-score-wins drive.
As Chad Ryland's game-winning kick went through the uprights in overtime, Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens was already running back into the locker room.
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Video of Pickens' immediate departure from the field drew attention on social media.
"That man was in the locker room before the ball was through the goal post," one fan noted.
"I don’t blame him," another said.
"I thought this was someone in a Halloween costume. Why he leave like that?!!" another wrote.
"Buddy was in the tunnel before the kick was in the air lmao," another added.
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Pickens finished the game with just two catches for 48 yards.
The 3-5 Cowboys now turn their attention toward a Week 9 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts this coming weekend.
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