The Dallas Cowboys secured a 33-16 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season, highlighted by strong performances on both offense and defense. Defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa sealed the win with a crucial sack of Raiders quarterback Geno Smith, while linebacker Quinnen Williams notched his first solo sack as a Cowboy. Offensively, quarterback Dak Prescott delivered an impressive game with four touchdowns, including a 37-yard strike to wide receiver George Pickens, who showcased exceptional route running and contested catches. Prescott also connected with CeeDee Lamb for an 18-yard touchdown and threw a 23-yard dime to Lamb, demonstrating his accuracy and playmaking ability. Wide receiver George Pickens was a standout, accumulating 144 yards and making several highlight-reel catches, including a 17-yard catch with notable footwork and a near-incredible one-handed catch in the end zone. Running back Javonte Williams contributed with a 16-yard run, and wide receiver Ryan Flournoy caught a 2-yard touchdown to extend the Cowboys' lead. On special teams, Pickens recovered a rare free onside kick attempt by the Raiders. The Raiders' offense was led by Geno Smith, who threw a 26-yard touchdown to Tre Tucker and a 16-yard pass to Brock Bowers, but also threw an interception tipped by Kenneth Murray Jr. and was sacked multiple times. The Raiders also made some significant plays, including a 6-yard touchdown run by Tre Tucker and an 11-yard catch by Tyler Lockett, but ultimately fell short. The game featured several notable plays, including Maxx Crosby’s strip-sack of Prescott, Jahmyr Gibbs’ 42-yard catch and run, and a 70-yard punt return by Marvin Mims Jr. for the Broncos. The week’s highlights also included a 61-yard deep ball from Patrick Mahomes to Tyquan Thornton, a 74-yard pick-six by James Pierre, and a game-winning 35-yard field goal by Will Lutz for the Broncos. Key defensive plays included Micah Parsons’ game-sealing strip-sack and a pick-six by Cleveland’s James Pierre. Overall, the Cowboys demonstrated offensive efficiency and defensive resilience, securing the win at home with standout performances from Prescott, Pickens, and the defensive line.