The Dallas Cowboys were held out of the end zone for the entire game last week in Kansas City. They found they end zone Tredavious White T Shirts twice against the Las Vegas Raiders in the first half on Thanksgiving, but still went into the break down 17-13 at AT&T Stadium.While the Cowboys welcomed back offensive lineman Tyron Smith, who mi sed the last three games, . That left Michael Gallup, Cedrick Wilson, Noah Brown and tight end Dalton Schultz as Dak Prescott's top receiving threats.It was the Cowboys' defense that looked sketchy on Las Vegas' first drive of the game. After Dallas went three-and-out on its opening drive, the Raiders took advantage of Hunter Renfrow's 21-yard Mitch Morse Jersey punt return. Three plays and 71 yards later, including a 56-yard pa s from to wideout DeSean Jackson, the Raiders were up 7-0.Dallas would answer on its next po se sion, going 75 yards in nine plays, resulting in a Dak Prescott . A mi sed Greg Zuerlein extra point Buffalo Bills T Shirts would make the score 7-6.Las Vegas broke through again later in the first quarter on an eight-play, 60-yard drive a sisted by two Anthony Brown defensive pa s interference calls. Josh Jacobs scored a 1-yard touchdown run that gave the visitors a 14-6 lead.Scroll to ContinueThe Raiders would go up 17-6 on a 22-yard Daniel Carlson field goal after a 13-play, 74-yard drive with 8:46 left in the half.Greg Zuerlein mi sed a 59-yard field goal that gave the Raiders the ball at the Dallas 49, but the Cowboys defense held.The Cowboys started their next po se sion on their 14- Andre Smith Jersey yard line. On second-and-8, Prescott connected with Cedrick Wilson for 51 yards to the Las Vegas 33. Six plays later, Ezekiel Elliott would push through for a 1-yard scoring with 25 seconds left in the half. That drive went 86 yards in eight plays.Mi sed tackles and penalties have plagued the Cowboys, who are guilty of six infractions for 65 Baylon Spector Jersey yards. The Raiders were flagged five times for 49 yards.The Raiders will have po se sion of the ball to start the second half.