Eddie Money passed away today, but not after providing the soundtrack that made an awful college experience seem special. Here's why "Take Me Home Tonight" is so damn great sbnation.com/2019/9/13/20864…

great adjustment to the ball from Burks. great adjustment when it's in his hands to keep it away from Mustapha. the only issue is falling seven feet directly onto his head and shoulder

Malik Mustapha coming downhill is a beta test for cold fusion

Romello Height absolutely outworks Brandon Coleman, but a Niners penalty keeps the Commanders drive alive

yeah that's one way to get open

watch Lukas Van Ness turn Tyler Guyton into a turnstile and get the quick pressure (despite getting held) to force the 4th down throwaway

Lukas Van Ness gets called for roughing the passer, Dak Prescott gets an interception taken off the board

what the hell happened to George Pickens' cleat?

the refs called this incomplete then New York overruled it and declared an interception then further review ruled it incomplete

Dani Dennis-Sutton draws the holding flag on what would have been a 3rd down stop, then talks so much shit afterward he gets flagged for taunting. penalties offset and the Cowboys pick up the first down on the redo

nearly turning the ball over because your center snapped directly into the tight end's crotch

and that makes three dropped deep ball Jordan Love touchdown passes for the Packers tonight

Jordan Love is gonna keep targeting Matthew Golden until the entire Cowboys secondary has been ejected for punching him

Matthew Golden almost did a magic trick

Joey Porter Jr. gets flagged for pass interference on a play where, had he just let Bo Melton go, would have been illegal touching

dying at Brandon Cisse turning upfield, seeing George Pickers and realizing, no, he does not want that smoke

Matthew Golden nooooooo

15 yard penalty (flexing too hard)

ok maybe the Raiders' onside drop kick could use some work

Brock Bowers' mouthguard flew a solid 3 yards here

Josh Allen flung this ball, backhanded, 15 yards and right to a wide open Keon Coleman from here