Dallas Cowboys News:
November 15 to November 21, 2009

Starting free safety Ken Hamlin will miss a few weeks with a high ankle sprain, but the Cowboys also got good news in their secondary Wednesday when starting cornerback Mike Jenkins participated in the full practice.

Washington Redskins kick returner Rock Cartwright remembers his brain "shaking like a bell" when he was walloped in a game against the New York Giants a few years ago.

This game won't be easy. Dallas has a lot of injuries, and Washington can exploit them. The Cowboys have to be totally focused this week or it could be a long day for them.

Plastic surgery fixed the physical scars on Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode's forehead after he was cleated in the face by Albert Haynesworth three years ago. As for any lingering effects from that dirty play, Gurode says there are none as he prepares to face Haynesworth in a regular-season game... read more

IRVING, Texas - Plastic surgery fixed the physical scars on Dallas Cowboys centre Andre Gurode's forehead after he was cleated in the face by Albert Haynesworth three years ago.

As teams jockey for playoff spots, these 10 are the most debilitated by star players stuck on the sidelines.

By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Writer

The Dallas Cowboys are planning to make a change on the offensive line to cover for injured right tackle Marc Colombo. Doug Free is expected to make his first career start Sunday against Washington in place of Colombo, who has started 57 consecutive games. Colombo had surgery Monday, a day after he... read more

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - The Baltimore Ravens have signed kicker Billy Cundiff, who once enjoyed success with the Dallas Cowboys and was perfect in a brief stint with Cleveland this season.

See last week's absurdly premature playoff picture here . AFC First-Round Byes : Indianapolis Colts...

Green Bay boosted its playoff outlook with a very impressive home win over the Cowboys.

RB Larry Johnson forced his way out of Kansas City and into a great situation with the Bengals.

The grind of a 16-game season. A difficult road loss to the Packers. The prospect of two more games in the next nine days.

We've said this before. We'll probably say it down the road, but let's try it again for emphasis:

If it really was the case, as some people have suggested, and the Cowboys took the 4-4 Packers lightly, they should have learned their lesson. In the NFL, anybody can beat anybody.

Do you think the Cowboys got a little too relaxed with their win streak and got caught up in the hype that started to buzz around the team? Jerry Jones mentioned that this team wouldn't fall into that trap.

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Bill Belichick isn't the first Super Bowl-caliber coach to make such a crucial jaw-dropping decision.