One play in overtime changed the entire Dallas Cowboys franchise forever. In Week 4 of the 2025 NFL season, the Cowboys and Packers — in the Micah Parsons revenge game — battled to a 40-40 overtime tie. Jack Sanborn's deflection with 6 seconds left accidentally left 1 second on the clock, which let Green Bay kick the tying field goal. That tie instead of a win dropped Dallas to 7-9-1, gave them the 12th overall pick, and let them trade up one spot with Miami to draft Ohio State safety Caleb Downs — a national champion, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, and the most NFL-ready defender in the 2026 class. The butterfly effect: Parsons holdout → trade to Packers → revenge game OT → Sanborn deflection → tie game → draft position → Caleb Downs. Did Sanborn save the Cowboys franchise or cost them a win? Comment below. #DallasCowboys #CalebDowns #NFLDraft2026 #CowboysNation #MicahParsons #NFL #ButterflyEffect #JackSanborn #JerryJones #GreenBayPackers #NFLDraft #CowboysDraft #OhioState ...