The Cardinals turned a quarterback change into a wild 33-30 overtime win over the Cowboys in Arlington on Sunday.

Arizona pulled Jacoby Brissett with 1:35 left in the third quarter and handed the offense to Gardner Minshew, who sparked a comeback that dragged the Cardinals back into a game they had been chasing. The switch paid off, but the finish nearly slipped away in the strangest fashion possible.

Kicker Chad Ryland missed an extra point with six seconds left in regulation — a kick that would have won the game outright — sending it to overtime instead. Given a second chance, Ryland drilled a 42-yard field goal in the extra period to close it out.

It's the kind of win that raises questions as much as it answers them: Minshew's relief performance puts Arizona's quarterback hierarchy in play going forward, while Ryland's regulation miss will sting far less than it might have thanks to his overtime response. For Dallas, losing at home after forcing overtime on an opponent's special-teams mistake is a brutal way to drop a game it had every chance to steal.