Week 14 gave the Cowboys a chance to prove they were playoff worthy, but they wilted in every big moment in the loss to the Lions.

Here's how the first half went down Sunday night between the Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings. ARLINGTON, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys capped off a pair of first-half drives with short touchdown runs, to sit in a 17-17 tie with the Minnesota Vikings at halftime of their Sunday Night Football tilt at AT&T Stadium.

Score details and reaction to NFL Thanksgiving triple-header as Dallas Cowboys beat Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers win at Detroit Lions

The Dallas Cowboys are 6-6-1 on the season after a loss to Detroit at Ford Field. DETROIT — Jahmyr Gibbs ran for three touchdowns, and the Detroit Lions used a dominant ground attack and a steady stream of explosive plays to beat the Dallas Cowboys 44–30 on Sunday at Ford Field.

Star performer: Campbell was a one-man wrecking crew for the Lions' defense. Campbell recorded 12 tackles, a sack that nearly resulted in a safety, a quarterback hit, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble that was turned into a Detroit touchdown.

Down 13-3 late in the opening half, the Chargers put together a quick 60-yard touchdown drive in the final minute that ended with a 16-yard touchdown catch from wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith, the first score of the rookie's career.

While the Minnesota Vikings have taken a step back this year, a big reason why is because of poor quarterback play. However, since McCarthy returned from his most recent injury, the young quarterback has looked more comfortable on the field.