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Hot Button: Defending Tony Romo September, 26, 2012 By Dan Graziano | ESPNDallas.com With the Chicago Bears set to visit the Dallas Cowboys this week on "Monday Night Football," the folks who run our local sites thought they'd hook up a Hot Button debate about the topic that drives so many Hot...

Doug Free: ‘I don’t think I’ve done a good enough job’ By Jon Machota / Special Contributor 12:38 pm on September 26, 2012 IRVING – Doug Free doesn’t have any excuses for his subpar play on the offensive line. The Cowboys’ starting right tackle has been penalized a league-high six times...

Callahan says cadence issues part of problem for 12 false start penalties through three games By Brandon George / Reporter 1:13 pm on September 26, 2012 IRVING — Cowboys offensive line coach Bill Callahan, who also has the title of offensive coordinator, said part of the team’s problem with...

New Cowboys safety Eric Frampton should help spell Danny McCray on special teams against Chicago By Brandon George / Reporter 1:55 pm on September 26, 2012 IRVING — The Cowboys signed safety Eric Frampton on Tuesday to give them some depth after starter Barry Church was placed on injured...

Reassessing The Cowboys Opponents So Far: Were They Better Than What We Expected? by One.Cool.Customer During the course of a season, most football fans construct a mental map of the NFL teams. After last season for example, most football fans would have agreed that the Packers, Patriots and...

First Place Isn't A Bad Place To Be by Dave Halprin First place in the NFC East after three weeks. It may not mean much for the ultimate, end-of-year standings, but it is a symbolic reminder that this Cowboys season still has a lot going for it. Technically, by the tie-breaking rules in the...

Will Brandon Marshall Present A Problem For The Dallas Cowboys? by Archie Barberio When the Dallas Cowboys decided to go all out on upgrading their secondary, they wanted to be able to eliminate the big plays in the receiving game. So far the Cowboys are getting a huge return on their...

Gerald Sensabaugh Expects To Play On Monday Night by Dave Halprin The Dallas Cowboys hope to get a piece of their secondary back for Monday night. Starting safety Gerald Sensabaugh thinks he'll play after missing last week's game due to injury. Sensabaugh, who missed the Week 3 victory over...

Dallas Cowboys Offensive Line: The Saga Continues by Tom Ryle One day it will be over. One day, we will look at the offensive line of the Dallas Cowboys with confidence that they will be able to protect the quarterback and open holes for the running backs. One day. It's not today. Although...

Cowboys Sign Punter Brian Moorman by Tom Ryle In an unexpected move, the Dallas Cowboys have reportedly signed punter Brian Moorman. Moorman is a long time veteran punter who was just released by the Buffalo Bills. (Buffalo head coach Chan) Gailey said the decision to release Moorman came down...

Did ref party with Packers fan after ‘MNF’ fiasco? From Larry Brown Sports Lance Easley joined the ranks of the most infamous officials in sports when he signaled touchdown on a Hail Mary pass by the Seahawks to end “Monday Night Football,” leading to one of the biggest officiating debacles in...

Lang says Packers discussed extreme measures on flight home Posted by Mike Florio on September 25, 2012, 8:40 PM EDT The Packers weren’t happy about the outcome of last night’s game against the Seahawks. How happy weren’t they? Offensive lineman T.J. Lang told 97.1 The Ticket in Detroit on...

Phil Luckett had a hand in Monday night’s debacle Posted by Mike Florio on September 25, 2012, 6:32 PM EDT In nearly 11 years of this website’s existence, no game has created a stronger reaction than Monday night’s debacle in Seattle. Coincidentally, the only other game that created similar...

Cowboys offense has plenty of things to fix Bob Sturm September 25, 2012 In the 27th game under Jason Garrett, the Cowboys have reached an all-new low in a very vital department for their offense on Sunday against a defense that was quite generous to the New York Giants the week before. It...

Remembering that wins are good Bob Sturm A quick thought or two before we get into the meat of the day's events; wins are hard to come by in the National Football League. Every week, some teams play their hearts out and still do not get to leave with the victory. Wins are the entire point to...

What's Wrong with the Cowboys Offense and How Is the Defense Saving the Day? by Brad Gagnon When's the last time the Dallas Cowboys looked this good on defense and this bad on offense? It's only a three-week sample, but Rob Ryan's unit has been stellar thus far, while the offense has failed to...

Breaking Down Areas Where Tony Romo's Game Just Refuses to Evolve by Justin Bonnema Going into the 2011 season, the “who is the best quarterback in the NFC East” debate was very much alive. Tony Romo had the stats. Eli Manning had the ring. Fans, of course, were divided by team loyalty...

Cowboys' O-line seeking consistency Bill Callahan needs to get unit on track to give Tony Romo time, run-game room Updated: September 25, 2012, 2:02 AM ET By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- Considering what the Dallas Cowboys invested in their offensive line in terms of money...

A look back: Bad all around for Cowboys O September, 25, 2012 By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- Sometimes when reviewing a game, you see things that are not as bad as you thought. In this week’s "A Look Back," that was not the case for the Cowboys offense against Tampa Bay. It...

Defensive snaps: Sean Lee never comes off field September, 25, 2012 By Jean-Jacques Taylor | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- A look at the snaps played by Cowboys’ defenders in the team’s 16-10 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while analyzing what it means: Sean Lee: 60 of 60 Brandon Carr...