As Cowboys winners and losers from the first half, the Rams tied at 6 While the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams went into halftime tied at 6, the first half featured a mix of outstanding performances and here were the breakout winners and losers in the first round.

The winner

1. Defensive Lines: Both teams’ defensive units were stellar in the first half. The Cowboys front line led by Micah Parsons kept the Rams offense busy by pressuring Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and forcing him to throw rush Then Aaron Donald, and the Rams defense showed that strong, regular Dak Prescott ruined this rhythm and the Cowboys can’t get to the end zone it’s going to

2. Kickers: Special teams shine brightly in defensive play. The Cowboys’ Brett Maher and Rams’ Matt Gay were perfect in their field goal attempts, contributing to all the points for their respective teams. Their trust provided a much-needed boost to the specific risks posed by both sides.

3. Micah Parsons: Parsons has consistently proven to be one of the most feared defenders in the league. His ability to disrupt the Rams’ backfield was on display, as he made several key tackles and nearly recorded a sack. Parsons’ performance was a key factor in the Cowboys’ ability to limit the Rams to just two field goals

They are lost

1. Offensive Lines: Both teams’ offensive lines struggled mightily. The Cowboys line failed to provide adequate protection for Prescott, giving up quick plays and chances. Similarly, the Rams’ O-line had trouble containing the Cowboys’ pass rush, putting Stafford under constant pressure.