The Panthers defeated the Cowboys, 30-27, on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium. Here are major takeaways from the shootout win.

The Carolina Panthers have made a bad habit of losing games like today's against the Dallas Cowboys. This time they got the job done, though - winning a low-key shootout at home by a score of 30-27 thanks to a last-second field goal by Ryan Fitzgerald.

Tied 27-27 with a little over six minutes remaining, Carolina capped off a 15-play, 71-yard drive with the game winner. The Panthers had ample time to work after a stalled final drive for the Cowboys, who failed to convert on third-and-22 and were forced to punt.

The Dallas Cowboys squandered an opportunity to get their season back on track with a loss to the Carolina Panthers.

The Dallas Cowboys dropped a back-and-forth fight with the Carolina Panthers, as Rico Dowdle combined for 239 yards against his former team.

Sunday's 30-27 triumph over the Dallas Cowboys secured the third win of the season for the Panthers, who now head into Week 7 at 3-3. And while that may be par for the course for some franchises and even a disappointment for others, the .500 record is a refreshing sign of progress in Carolina.

Dak Prescott and George Pickens’ terrific effort wasn’t enough as the Cowboys fell to the Carolina Panthers 30-27.