Dallas Cowboys News:
November 08 to November 14, 2009

Despite the Packers' 4-4 record, the Cowboys know how dangerous Green Bay can be. Although they've had recent success at Lambeau Field, the Dallas has only won there once, and playing in Green Bay can be one of the toughest road games for any team.

Cowboys running back Felix Jones said he will continue wearing a protective knee brace Sunday against the Packers, but he's feeling better each week, now four games removed from the PCL injury he suffered in late September.

Since joining the Cowboys six years ago, so much has changed for Tony Romo.

The defensive line has been one specific area that has had a significant impact in helping the Cowboys' defense turn in some outstanding performances recently.

Unlike most fans in Cowboys Nation, I'm not overly excited about the 6-2 record. My reason for this is simple - we've seen this movie before. The Cowboys roll up until December. I'm not falling for it again! These guys are still the same team that blew a 13-3 season by losing to the Giants.

GREEN BAY, Wis. - Short-handed at outside linebacker, the Green Bay Packers are turning to an untested rookie for their game Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

Bears QB Jay Cutler apologized to his defense after throwing five INTs in Thursday night's loss to the 49ers.

The NFL has scuttled a guerrilla marketing campaign designed to get players to strike a pose resembling a liquor brand's advertising.

On Oct. 12, Patrick Crayton lost two starting jobs.

Cowboys starting free safety Ken Hamlin (strained groin) and center Andre Gurode (sprained ankle) returned to practice Thursday and, barring a setback, head coach Wade Phillips feels optimistic they'll play Sunday against the Packers.

Backup roles are often an adjustment for high- to middle-round draft picks because many were perennial starters in college.

From hype to importance to star power to a big stage, the game simply had it all.

IRVING, Texas - The Dallas Cowboys celebrated spontaneously when they escaped Kansas City with an overtime victory against the winless Chiefs a month ago.

By CHRIS JENKINS AP Sports Writer

The Dallas Cowboys celebrated spontaneously when they escaped Kansas City with an overtime victory against the winless Chiefs a month ago. Tony Romo and Miles Austin connected on the 60-yard deciding score before finding themselves at the bottom of an end-zone pileup that was lampooned by critics... read more

The rum company's attempt to market its product through players' end zone celebrations was short-circuited.