Cowboys hanging onto Scandrick, with clock tickingDarin Gantt, profootballtalk.com Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick said Wednesday he’d miss six to eight weeks after surgery on his left hand. That means he’d be out until the playoffs, if the Cowboys got there. “I just want to come back and help my team anyway that I can,” Sc… |
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Cowboys vs. Redskins still a rivalry to revel in – Turkey Day game is Fox’s most watched show of fallNov 28, 2012
Barry Horn / Reporter, dallasnews.com Turns out the Cowboys ugly duckling Thanksgiving Day game against the Washington Redskins produced a swan of a performance for Fox. The game, which drew an average of 28.7 million viewers nationally, ranked not only as the most-watched show of the tel… |
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Why have Cowboys gotten off to such slow starts?Nov 28, 2012
David Moore / Reporter, dallasnews.com The Cowboys have gotten off to slow starts in the majority of their games this season. But it has reached epic proportions in the last two games. The Cowboys have trailed Cleveland and Washington by a combined score of 41-3 at the end of the first half … |
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And the Cowboys slot corner is…Nov 28, 2012
David Moore / Reporter, dallasnews.com It’s unlikely that Orlando Scandrick will play again this season. The only reason the club has not placed him on injured reserve is that he might be able to return if the Cowboys make the playoffs. So, who fills Scandrick’s crucial slot corner role? V… |
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David Moore / Reporter, dallasnews.com DeMarco Murray was able to participate in practice for the first time in more than six weeks, raising hope that the running back could return for Sunday night’s game against Philadelphia. Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray (29) pictured during t… |
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Jon Machota / Special Contributo, dallasnews.com IRVING – The Philadelphia Eagles cut defensive end Jason Babin on Tuesday, leaving the two-time Pro Bowler available to be claimed by another franchise. The Jacksonville Jaguars won the claim on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. When the news of… |
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With center Cook back at practice, there is return to normalcy for Cowboys offensive lineNov 28, 2012
Rainer Sabin / Reporter, dallasnews.com IRVING — In recent weeks, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has operated behind an offensive line that was re-worked because of a knee injury that forced center Ryan Cook to miss two consecutive games. With Cook sidelined, Mackenzy Bernadeau slid over from … |
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Jay Busbee, yahoo.com Here at Shutdown Corner, we pride ourselves in bringing you the full range of NFL media, from insightful interviews to cogent analysis to, well ... this: That there is Dexter the dog (named for Redskins great Dexter Manley, not murderous TV character De… |
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Breaking Down the ‘Boys: An offensive strategy that is disappearing from the Cowboys’ playbookNov 28, 2012
Jonathan Bales, dallasnews.com Jonathan Bales is a special contributor to SportsDayDFW.com. He’s the founder of The DC Times and writes for DallasCowboys.com and the New York Times. He’s also the author of |
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Brandon George / Reporter, dallasnews.com IRVING — Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher and wide receiver Kevin Ogletree have passed their concussion tests and are expected to practice Wednesday, coach Jason Garrett said. Hatcher suffered a concussion in Thursday’s loss against Washington. Ogl… |
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Tony Romo could have a big game SundayNov 28, 2012
In spite of throwing four touchdown passes in his nationally televised victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III did not win the NFC Offensive Player of the Week award for the second week in a ro… |
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