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Dallas Cowboys – DeMarco Murray Making Things Easier for Tony Romo
Legend says that Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys crumble in crunch time. But the quarterback, along with DeMarco Murray and Dez Bryant, was nothing but clutch in the biggest moments of the game, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 20-17 overtime win over the Houston Texans, improving to a shocking 4-1 record, tied for the lead in the NFC East.
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Cowboys Over Saints – A Harsh Dose of Reality
Instead of being in a position to win the NFC, the New Orleans Saints find themselves with a defense so bad that even Drew Brees can’t seem to overcome it, and makes the Dallas Cowboys look like a solid, dangerous team, coming away with the 38-17 win as they continue to focus on running the ball and taking the pressure off of Tony Romo, which seems to be an idea worth implementing more.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Might Give Dez Bryant a New Contract
In the last couple of seasons Dez Bryant has turned into one of the best wide receivers in the NFL, which means that sooner or later, he’s going to be paid like one as well. Heading into the final year of his rookie contract, the Dallas Cowboys have begun negotiations with the pro bowler on his future deal.
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Dez Bryant Didn’t Want People to See Him Crying
Dez Bryant caused plenty of headlines himself by walking off the field during their loss to the Green Bay Packers before the game was over, not staying to watch all the kneel down ceremony. It turns out not wanting others to see him crying had something to do with it.
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Cowboys vs Giants – Tony Romo Can Be Trusted in Crunch Time
There were no interceptions thrown by Eli Manning and the New York Giants, surprisingly, didn’t lose the turnover battle. Tony Romo, regardless of the stigma about his late-game skills, came through with a clutch, winning drive, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 24-21 win, giving them the lead in the NFC East once again while sweeping their bitter rivals for the first time in six years.
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Kansas City Chiefs – Ugly Wins Count Too
One of the greatest makeups of good teams is being able to pick up wins even when they’re not playing well. The Kansas City Chiefs, on a very ordinary day from Alex Smith and Jamaal Charles on the ground, still made enough plays on both ends of the field to surprise the Dallas Cowboys with a 17-16 win.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo & First Team Offense Finally Come Through
The Dallas Cowboys needed a big game from their quarterback, Tony Romo, and the first team offense, to start shedding the doubts about a team that didn’t do badly early in the preseason, but seemed to struggle putting points on the board when the predicted starters were on the field. From the passing game to the running game, the Cowboys looked sharp from almost every angle.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo Is the Only Good Thing About the Offense
It’s only the preseason, so weird things do happen, but Tony Romo was probably the only good thing about the Dallas Cowboys and their offense on their second preseason game, highlighted by plenty of turnovers and the scorching heat in the Desert afternoon, which made it a not-so-perfect-day for football.
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Dallas Cowboys – Dez Bryant In His Most Important Season
After showing last season for the first time what a force on the field he can be, Dez Bryant is looking to take the next step for the Dallas Cowboys this season, hoping to put all his personal problems in the past, and focus solely on playing like one of the best wide receivers in the NFL.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Pondering Next Dez Bryant Contract By Looks at Victor Cruz
It’s funny how these things works. The Dallas Cowboys don’t know whether to make Dez Bryant one of the highest paid wide receivers in the NFL, so they’re going to wait and see how the situation between the New York Giants and Victor Cruz ends up.