Rank’Em: Picking The Top 10 Players From Sunday

10. Luke Gifford – He didn't have a huge role in the game other than the blocked punt, but since it hasn't happened in six years, it's worth putting him on the list. Gifford made an instinctive play to get to the punter and not only block it, but pick it up and get up for a few more yards. However, the play didn't result in any points as the Cowboys were stopped on four downs.

9. Ty Nsekhe – He hasn't played much all season but he came in for Tyron Smith in the third quarter and played well at left tackle, helping the Cowboys continue a touchdown drive.

8. Ezekiel Elliott – Yards were tough to come by but he still had 119 all-purpose yards, including 69 on the ground. He also caught seven balls for 50 yards, including a big 18-yard catch over the middle when the offense was pinned back that led to a touchdown drive.

7. Jayron Kearse – He's becoming one of the more consistent players on defense. Kearse had a tackle for loss and a near-sack on a pressure in the second half. He also brings attitude and toughness that seems to translate throughout the rest of the defense.

6. Trevon Diggs – You'd think he would be a little higher on the list with the incredible pick-six that gave the Cowboys the lead and gave him his seventh interception of the season. But he also gave up a touchdown just a few seconds later – at least he took the blame for it. So the two touchdowns washed themselves out but, he certainly deserves the attention he's getting as one of the best defensive players in the NFL right now.

5. Dalton Schultz – He's becoming a regular on this list because he's always making big plays. Schultz did it again Sunday with five catches for 79 yards, including some big grabs on touchdown drives. He had a first-down catch on the final drive in overtime and is looking like one of Dak's best security blankets.

4. Cedrick Wilson – He was involved in so many plays – some of them great, some of them not so great and some could've been disastrous. But the biggest play Wilson made was the fourth-down catch at the end of regulation to save the game. The leaping catch on the sideline helped the Cowboys tie the game. Wilson also had a drop in the end zone and fumbled a punt but managed to recover it. Still, his four catches for 42 yards were a big factor in the win.

3. Randy Gregory – Not only did he get two sacks, but he put a hurt on Mac Jones with both hits, including the first one that forced a fumble and turnover. Gregory is playing as well as anyone on defense right now and that includes Diggs and Micah Parsons.

2. Dak Prescott – Take away the two turnovers in the red zone and you probably take away a lot of the excitement. The Cowboys would likely blow out the Patriots but Dak did have a couple of miscues in the second quarter. But he also rebounded nicely with 445 passing yards, the most ever against a Bill Belichick defense. Dak added three touchdowns, including the game-winner in overtime.

1. CeeDee Lamb – That game-winner in OT went to Lamb, who was there for Prescott all day. The 35-yard touchdown showed Lamb's ability to not only get by the defenders, but find the right lanes for Dak to get him the ball. He had big catches all day, with nine for 149 yards and the two touchdowns all career highs and easily his best statistical game of his career.