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Keller again?! WTF?!?!

32 yard gain, and the only one even close enough to miss a tackle is at the line of scrimmage. Wonderful.

Keller's ok, but he's not nearly good enough to be that open...

Whenever Romo takes what he's getting and quits looking for the big play.

Who did Romo think he was throwing to there, Shaq?

So nice he did it twice, almost three times.

Couple of good runs, run some time and give the o-line something positive...

I never heard, how close to 100% is he? Would we be better off short and long if he was resting?

Don't worry about going downfield Romo, step up and hit the stinking outlet man!

There's a Witten catch. Time to get him involved.

Speaking of scared, Sanchez saw his doom coming at him there.

Holy crap, Buddy Ryan looks ancient...

You're going to Plaxico on his first play in the game? Didn't see that coming in a million years...

GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP)-- Cam Newton's NFL debut was as magnificent as they come, except for the outcome. Instead, another rookie scored the game winner. Patrick Peterson made amends for a long afternoon at cornerback with an 89-yard punt return for the go-ahead touchdown and the Arizona...

Way to jump there Ware...

Before he makes a game changing screwup...

If Dez gets it going, they'll switch by halftime.

That was the talk, but Newman's been on a bit of a decline the last couple of years. With that and Scandrick being an uncertain commodity another veteran at the position would be very useful.

Witten's been my favorite Cowboy ever since he came back from the broken jaw his rookie year after the coaches forced him to sit one game. A warrior who the vast majority of players in the league could learn a lot from watching.

By Todd ArcherNEWARK, N.J. -- Jason Witten was 20 when the Cowboys drafted him in 2003. If he plays out the five-year extension he signed late Saturday night he will be 35 in 2017. In some ways he could be Jerry Jones’ Bob Lilly, the Mr. Cowboy for an entirely new generation of Cowboys fans...