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Dallas Cowboys in 2006 Dallas Cowboys in 2006. Dallas lined up to kick the game winning FG with :07 seconds to play. The Redskins blocked the kick, and Sean Taylor picked it up and returned it 38 yards before being brought down by an illegal hit. Since no game can end on a defensive penalty, the Redskins were awarded an additional 15 yards due to the penalty, and given an attempt to kick the game winning field goal. Nick Novak connected on the 29 yard FG, and the Redskins won the game.
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