ams were sent to the locker room after lightning was detected in the vicinity of the stadium.output: title: The Dallas Cowboys were unable to find red-zone success during most of their "Sunday Night Football" game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

They changed their luck just in time to pull out a 20-17 road win. Dallas scored its lone red-zone touchdown of the game in four drives on their final offensive play.

both teams were sent to their respective locker rooms with 1:43 left in the first quarter.

The game will be delayed at least 30 minutes after the final lightning strike within a certain radius of the stadium.output: The Dallas Cowboys had trouble finding the end zone throughout most of their "Sunday Night Football" game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

They changed their luck just in time to pull out a 20-17 road win.

Dallas scored its lone red-zone touchdown of the game in four drives on their final offensive play. Dak Prescott found Jalen Tolbert breaking across the field on fourth-and-goal, as the second-year wide-out managed to create separation from Steelers safety DeShon Elliott.

Elliott got caught up in traffic in the middle of the field but did everything he could to make it back to Tolbert. He got to the receiver just as the ball did and tried to rip his arm down and force the ball out.

Tolbert held onto the ball, completing the catch and giving Dallas the lead back with 20 seconds left in regulation. 

The throw was Prescott's finest in a game where the veteran signal-caller committed several uncharacteristic mistakes. That included two, first-half turnovers in the red zone, one of which prompted CeeDee Lamb to confront Prescott on the sidelines.

Despite Prescott's inconsistencies, the Cowboys largely dominated the Steelers. Dallas outgained Pittsburgh, 445-226, and the Steelers were only really able to stay in the game because of Prescott's three turnovers. 

The win may have been sloppy, but the Cowboys will certainly take it. They now sit at 3-2 on the season and are just one game back of the surprising Washington Commanders in the early season NFC East race.