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The Cowboys couldn't have played worse in the first quarter on Sunday. But it only set the stage for one of the greatest comebacks in franchise history. Here's a closer look how it unfolded and what it means.

It's one thing to see a zany onside kick pay off in a win. But listening to special teams coordinator John Fassel tell the origins of the Watermelon Kick makes the story even better.

Many, many years ago in my newspaper heydays, the three different leads to my Falcons-Cowboys game story would have been crumpled up and thrown into the wastepaper basket.

Here are my thoughts on the Cowboys' performance against the Falcons in a 40-39 win on Sunday:

Faced with a 20-point deficit, Dak Prescott delivered one of the best performances of his career to help put the Cowboys in the win column.

As I sit here in the press box of AT&T Stadium, I think I could see one of the rollercoasters down the street here at Six Flags.

The third-year tight end had a career day in the Cowboys' comeback win over Atlanta.

Somewhere within the story of any great comeback, you'll find the details of how it got to that point.

Greg Zuerlein earned the nickname "Legatron" for his booming field goal attempts, not dribbling onside kicks.

But like all games, there were some hidden plays that might go unnoticed yet played a big factor in the outcome.

The Cowboys overcome a horrible first quarter to pull out a thrilling last-second victory over the Falcons, 40-39.

Anthony Brown popped up on the Cowboys' practice report with a rib injury on Friday. The issue was bad enough that, on Saturday, the team opted to move him to injured reserve.

Let's get right to the root of that 20-17 season-opening loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

This is a situation that could call for some creativity.

It was another full week for the Cowboys, dealing with major injuries, adding players and getting ready for the first home game with fans in attendance. Check out the headlines of the week.

What makes Julio Jones so great? What two Falcons defenders could be a problem? And what's the key matchup this week? Bucky Brooks covers it all and more as he goes behind the line.

Smith did not practice Thursday and Cooper had limited participation.

Both teams should be desperate to get a win on Sunday. Here are some thoughts on how this game could play out this week.

Here are a dozen crucial facts to know ahead of Sunday afternoon's matchup at Noon CT on FOX.

For all the hype about the Cowboys' passing attack this offseason, it would have been impossible not to notice it.

With Leighton Vander Esch and Sean Lee sidelined for the next few weeks, Jaylon Smith and the linebackers will have to make adjustments.

Funny how 60 minutes of football can change nine months of narrative.

Trevon Diggs started at cornerback in his NFL debut against the Rams, and Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is impressed with the rookie's early performance.

Stephen Jones continually reminds us that player acquisition is 365 days a year.

Watch Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's best throws from the Week 2 comeback win against the Atlanta Falcons.

Watch the best plays from Ezekiel Elliott's 89-yard game in the Week 2 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.

Watch highlights from the Week 2 game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys kicker Greg Zuerlein completes Dallas Cowboys' epic comeback with walk-off field goal.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ceedee Lamb gets team in field goal range with 24-yard snag.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Everson Griffen's eyes go outside his skull after onside-kick recovery.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is FIRED UP after Cowboys recover late onside kick.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott gets third touchdown run on the day.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Everson Griffin pounces on Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan for first sack as Cowboy.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott fires a touchdown dart to tight end Dalton Schultz.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott powers in on quarterback sneak touchdown.

Can't-Miss Play: Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper hauls in sensational one-hand grab on 58-YARD bomb from quarterback Dak Prescott.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott keeps read-option for first rushing touchdown of 2020.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb sparks Dallas Cowboys offense with long 37-yard catch and run.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott rips it to wide receiver Michael Gallup for 20-yard pickup.

Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliot hammers through Atlanta Falcons' front-seven for physical touchdown.