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This just in: "Buffalo Bills Triumph Over Dallas Cowboys with Late Surge in Dramatic Duel." In one of the most thrilling Sunday afternoon showdowns to take place at Texas Stadium in quite some time, made possible through the brilliant simulation engine of "John Madden Football '92" for the Sega Genesis, the Buffalo Bills emerged triumphant with a 31-24 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, thanks to a last-minute drive punctuated by Carwell Gardner's dazzling 16-yard touchdown run. The visiting Bills made it a point to showcase their ground prowess and resilience, thwarting a relentless Dallas comeback in a high-stakes clash featuring the rosters of both teams as they stood going into the 1991 NFL season. The Bills asserted their dominance early, with Thurman Thomas setting the tone with a weaving 10-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Kenneth Davis extended Buffalo's lead with his own 3-yard plunge as the second quarter unfolded. Dallas struggled to find momentum but managed to salvage three points with Ken Willis' 45-yard field goal before halftime, the scoreboard reading 14-3 as the teams headed for the lockers. With the Cowboys' fans anxious for a rally, the third quarter began, but it was once again Buffalo that struck first. Thurman Thomas collected his second touchdown, to cap a strong drive that furthered Buffalo's lead to 21-3. Scott Norwood's precise 48-yard field goal added to the Dallas faithful's distress, as the home crowd witnessed their team fall behind 24-3. Just as the game seemed out of reach, Dallas mounted an audacious fourth-quarter resurgence. Emmitt Smith, quiet for much of the day, electrified the stadium with a 15-yard scamper to the end zone. The Cowboys, invigorated by the play, saw their defense pounce on an opportunity minutes later as Issiac Holt recovered a Buffalo fumble and dashed 30 yards for a touchdown, reducing the deficit to a tantalizing seven points. With tensions heightening, Troy Aikman took command, orchestrating a precise drive that culminated in a deft 29-yard touchdown connection with fullback Tommie Agee, tying the contest at 24-24. The Cowboys' resurgence breathed life into their fans, hopeful for a defining victory. Buffalo, unfazed by the Dallas surge, retook control. Methodically navigating downfield with precise passing and a punishing rush attack, they secured victory when Carwell Gardner barreled into the end zone with less than one minute remaining on the clock. The score firmly placed momentum back with Buffalo at 31-24. The game was not without its defensive highlights; Buffalo's line, led by a ferocious front, sacked Aikman on two occasions, applying unyielding pressure at vital moments. Conversely, Dallas failed to capture a sack, allowing Jim Kelly crucial time for key completions, which contributed to Buffalo's superior completion percentage of 68% compared to Dallas' 50%. Despite Dallas' higher passing yardage of 254 compared to Buffalo's 207, it was the Bills' ground game that proved decisive, amassing 205 rushing yards against a meager 52 from the Cowboys. Each side spotted each other three turnovers, further marking the game as a fiercely contested battle of attrition. Buffalo's greater time of possession by nearly five minutes spoke volumes, emphasizing their strategic control and ability to execute when it mattered most. With this decisive road win, Buffalo asserted its position as one of the premier teams of the early 1990s, underscoring their adaptability and mental fortitude. Meanwhile, Dallas, showing heart and potential, will look to turn lessons from this narrow defeat into future victories. History shows they did precisely that, as evidenced by the three Super Bowls they won in the next four years. (Ironically, two of those championships would come at Buffalo's expense.) In the meantime, the Bills continued their winning streak with a solid victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Buffalo Bills, fresh off a thrilling comeback win against the Dallas Cowboys, marched to another victory by toppling the Pittsburgh Steelers 23-10 at Rich Stadium. The Bills capitalized on big plays and a tough defense to maintain momentum as they look towards their next home test against the Seattle Seahawks. #12, Jim Kelly, wasted no time in electrifying the home crowd, launching a 65-yard touchdown strike to veteran receiver James Lofton in the first quarter. The play showcased the potent connection between the two men, setting the tone for Buffalo's offensive output. Despite Pittsburgh answering with a 36-yard field goal from Gary Anderson, Buffalo found stability with Scott Norwood's leg, adding 43-yard and 23-yard field goals in the second quarter to extend their lead to 13-3 at halftime. While the third quarter saw both offenses stagnate, it was the Bills' defense that shone in the last 15 minutes when cornerback Nate Odomes delivered a pivotal play, snatching a Bubby Brister interception and racing forty-four yards to paydirt, stretching Buffalo's lead to 20-3. The interception return highlighted the opportunistic nature of the Bills' defense, which stifled Pittsburgh's passing game, holding them to a meager 70 yards through the air and a completion rate of just 31%. The Steelers fought back ever so briefly with an electrifying 34-yard punt return touchdown by Larry Griffin, narrowing the gap to 20-10, but any hopes of a Pittsburgh rally were quashed when Norwood drilled a 28-yard field goal, sealing the Bills' victory at 23-10. Statistically, the matchup underlined the Bills' prowess from a defensive standpoint and the impact of their special teams. Despite having more first downs (13 to Buffalo's 11) and nearly equal rushing yards (Pittsburgh's 135 to Buffalo's 138), the Steelers could not overcome their passing deficiencies or capitalize fully on turnovers, as both teams coughed up the ball multiple times. Though Pittsburgh controlled slightly more of the clock with a possession time of over 30 minutes, Buffalo's efficiency in key moments made the difference. Neither team was able to dominate on third-down conversions, reflecting the defensive struggle, with the Steelers converting at a 38% rate compared to the Bills' 28%. Each team recorded a sack, with their defenses holding firm in protecting against extensive ground gains. Ultimately, it was Buffalo's ability to execute decisive, game-altering plays that secured the victory, adding another successful chapter to their burgeoning campaign. Looking ahead, the Bills prepare to host the Seattle Seahawks, riding the momentum of back-to-back victories and hoping to extend their winning streak. With an offense that is firing on all cylinders, combined with a resilient defense that knows how to capitalize on turnovers, Buffalo seems poised and ready for whatever challenges await in their home den. Head coach Marv Levy seems to feel the same way: "Today's victory was a testament to the grit and resilience of our team. Our defense stepped up tremendously, showing incredible tenacity and skill when it mattered the most. We know there are areas to improve, particularly in ball security and third-down conversions, but the ability of our squad to find ways to win is a strong sign as we look forward to hosting Seattle next week. Our fans deserve to see this team succeed, and we'll continue to work hard to keep this ball rolling. You just can't beat the heart and spirit of this team. This is what football is all about."