Winters' pick-six for Cowboys wiped out after review
Dee Winters intercepted Packers quarterback Jordan Love and appeared to return it for a touchdown. The pick-six was overturned after it was determined that Matthew Golden had touched Winters down. The play occurred in Dallas' Week 6 road game at Green Bay.
Dee Winters intercepted a Jordan Love pass and seemed to return it for a Cowboys touchdown. A review then determined that Matthew Golden had touched Winters down, so the score was taken off the board. The play came during Dallas’ Week 6 road game at Green Bay. The sequence fits a familiar officiating theme: replay can confirm or erase a scoring play, and a down-by-contact ruling can turn an apparent defensive touchdown into a stopped play.
The reversal could shape how fans, players, and officials discuss replay review, especially when an apparent defensive score is erased by a down-by-contact call. Cowboys and Packers supporters may feel the result hinged on officiating, while other viewers may debate consistency and transparency. It may also influence trust in review processes, though one Week 6 play is unlikely to settle broader debates about how such rulings should work.