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The Cowboys not only lost a much needed game against the Giants, but may have lost Tony Romo for two months.
The Cowboys fight to save their season at home vs. the Giants.
Tony Romo, Roy Williams, and Miles Austin have all been good fantasy football options for the Cowboys. Owners: Start them.
The offensive line of the Dallas Cowboys has been considered its weakest unit coming into the 2010 season. Not so sure that is true now.
Tony Romo has himself a winning record as a starter versus the Giants. The Cowboys desperately need him to notch another victory on Monday.
Only about a fourth of the Cowboys' 12 draft picks from the 2009 class are active every week.
Cowboys Release Safety Michael Hamlin
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The team is working on an injury settlement with its former starting fullback, known to many of us as "Cricket".
The Cowboys' NT lost his grandparents in tragic accident at their home.
In the Dallas Cowboys' two losses, it can be argued that the team beat itself. The scoreboards, though, say the Redskins and Bears beat the Cowboys.
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The Dallas Cowboys' secondary was scorched yesterday by Jay Cutler for three touchdowns. Now, they must pick up the pieces.
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Chicago Bears 27 Dallas Cowboys 20. Mike Jenkins and Jason Witten headline the injuries for Dallas.
The Dallas Cowboys have declared LB Brandon Williams, FB Deon Anderson, OL Phil Costa, OT Robert Brewster, OL Sam Young, DL Sean Lissemore, LB Sean Lee, QB Stephen McGee inactive for Week 2.
He has agreed to sign to the practice squad. The Cowboys just have to decide how they'll make room.
The Lions nearly beat the Bears in Week 1. While Chicago escaped with a divisional win, Dallas wasn't so lucky. I expect the Cowboys to rebound in a big way.
DeMarcus Ware has taken the practice field today. You have to believe that he and his pass rushing mates are eager to force Jay Cutler into committing turnovers on Sunday. "Any offensive coordinator needs to worry about protection because we've got a lot of guys coming -- me, Bradie James, Keith Brooking, Anthony Spencer," Ware said. "That's what we do. We're a really good pass-rush team. We're going to be coming."
ESPNThe Cowboys often seem to have two head coaches: the offensive one being Jason Garrett and the defensive one being Wade Phillips. Is that a successful strategy?
After a dismal loss to the Redskins, the Dallas Cowboys are hoping to having their starting offensive line ready to take on the Bears at home this Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys must come out from under the dark cloud of mistake-filled football that plagued them during their 13-7 loss to the Washington Redskins last night at FedEx Field.
A tough loss, but at least there weren't many injuries. DeMarcus Ware's injury is not a concussion. Ware lowered his head as he tackled Washington RB Larry Johnson and has reportedly suffered a neck strain/stinger. "I'm glad it wasn't [a concussion]," Ware said as he walked toward the team bus after the game. "It's just a little tweak in my neck." Ware said he could have returned to the game if the defense had another series.
ESPNIt looks as if Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis has his return guys set for Sunday night's game against the Redskins. Consistent with the team's depth chart, Felix Jones will remain Dallas' primary kickoff returner to start off the year. He is also still listed behind Marion Barber at tailback. Dez Bryant will be the team's first option at punt returner now that Patrick Crayton is a Charger. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah will back up both return spots.
On Sunday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys will face some familiar new faces on the Redskins, such as Donovan McNabb and Joey Galloway.
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The Dallas Cowboys set their initial practice squad players.