Coaching mistakes in the final seconds cost the Cowboys against the Ravens

In a dramatic game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Dallas Cowboys made two critical errors in the final moments that cost them a chance to go into overtime. First, they opted for a touchback on the kickoff, which left time on the clock for the Ravens. Then, a defensive mistake allowed a crucial pass completion, setting up Baltimore’s game-winning field goal. Despite a strong comeback led by quarterback Dak Prescott, the Cowboys couldn’t capitalize on a late opportunity to score a touchdown, settling instead for a field goal. This loss was part of a record-setting week with 12 games decided by one score. Meanwhile, in another game, Bo Nix led the Denver Broncos to a comeback victory over the Los Angeles Rams, saving offensive coordinator Davis Webb’s play-calling duties. QUESTION: How might the pressure of making quick decisions in high-stakes situations affect athletes and coaches, and what strategies could they use to improve their decision-making under pressure?