At San Francisco:
Despite playing with a fractured rib, Tony Romo threw for two touchdowns, both to Miles Austin, then, in overtime, fired a 77-yard pass to Jesse Holley, setting up Dan Bailey's game-winning 19-yard field goal as the Dallas Cowboys (1-1) overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and defeated the San Francisco 49ers (1-1) 27-24 on the road in Sunday National Football League action.
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Showing posts with label Dallas Cowboys. Show all posts
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
Turn Out The Lights: Dandy Don, R. I. P.
Dandy Don Meredith, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback (1960-68) who is best remembered for his two stints as the resident funnyman member of the Monday Night Football broadcast team, passed away on Sunday night at a Santa Fe, New Mexico hospital at age 72.
Dandy Don had been battling emphysema and had suffered a minor stroke in 2004.
Dandy Don had been battling emphysema and had suffered a minor stroke in 2004.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Cowboys Can Bum's Son
Well, with high expectations as well as hopes of playing in the Super Bowl to be played this coming February at their own stadium, and with the team off to a 1-7 start, well, you might know the consequences.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Vikes Club 'Boys
At Minneapolis:
Brett Favre threw for four touchdowns as the Minnesota Vikings crushed the visiting Dallas Cowboys 34-3 Sunday in an NFC divisional playoff game.
The Vikings will travel to New Orleans for next Sunday's NFC Championship Game (3:40 PM Pacific Time/Fox).
Brett Favre threw for four touchdowns as the Minnesota Vikings crushed the visiting Dallas Cowboys 34-3 Sunday in an NFC divisional playoff game.
The Vikings will travel to New Orleans for next Sunday's NFC Championship Game (3:40 PM Pacific Time/Fox).
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Cowboys Overpower Eagles For First Playoff Win Since '96
At Arlington, Texas:
Tony Romo completed 23 of 35 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns and Felix Jones ran 73 yards for another score as the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 34-14 Saturday in an NFC Wild Card playoff game at home. It was the Cowboys' first playoff win since 1996. The Cowboys will travel to Minnesota to fact the Vikings next Sunday in a divisional playoff game.
The winner of Sunday's Green Bay-Arizona contest will be at New Orleans next Saturday.
Tony Romo completed 23 of 35 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns and Felix Jones ran 73 yards for another score as the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 34-14 Saturday in an NFC Wild Card playoff game at home. It was the Cowboys' first playoff win since 1996. The Cowboys will travel to Minnesota to fact the Vikings next Sunday in a divisional playoff game.
The winner of Sunday's Green Bay-Arizona contest will be at New Orleans next Saturday.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Nice Going, Pacman
The National Football League on Tuesday suspended indefinitely without pay (at least four games) Dallas Cowboys defensive back Adam Jones because of an alcohol-related fight with his team-appointed bodyguard last week.
It appears that NFL commissioner Roger Godell was not going to screw around with the man who dropped his nickname "Pacman."
Yep, it looks like Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took a roll of the dice and crapped out. Another defensive back, Terrance Newman, is out with an injury, quarterback Tony Romo is expected to be out four weeks because of a broken pinky suffered in the Sunday loss at Arizona, their punter, Mat McBriar, is lost for the season after suffering a broken foot while getting a punt blocked that was returned for the Cardinals' game winning touchdown in overtime, and running back Felix Jones (no relation) is also injured.
UPDATE: The Dallas Cowboys, at the trade deadline, picked up wide receiver Roy Williams (and a 2009 7th round draft pick) from the Detroit Lions in exchange for three draft picks for 2009: A first, third, and sixth rounder.
It appears that NFL commissioner Roger Godell was not going to screw around with the man who dropped his nickname "Pacman."
Yep, it looks like Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took a roll of the dice and crapped out. Another defensive back, Terrance Newman, is out with an injury, quarterback Tony Romo is expected to be out four weeks because of a broken pinky suffered in the Sunday loss at Arizona, their punter, Mat McBriar, is lost for the season after suffering a broken foot while getting a punt blocked that was returned for the Cardinals' game winning touchdown in overtime, and running back Felix Jones (no relation) is also injured.
UPDATE: The Dallas Cowboys, at the trade deadline, picked up wide receiver Roy Williams (and a 2009 7th round draft pick) from the Detroit Lions in exchange for three draft picks for 2009: A first, third, and sixth rounder.
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