Dallas Cowboys News:
November 15 to November 21, 2009

It happens to everybody, and maybe the Cowboys are a bit lucky their number didn't come up sooner.

During a game, a team has limited options.

The Cowboys' secondary has lost its chief communicator, free safety Ken Hamlin, for two-to-four weeks with a high ankle sprain he suffered in Sunday's 17-7 loss to the Packers.

The bye week turned into a bonanza for the New York Giants.

GREEN BAY, Wis. - In a miserable tailspin one week, solid playoff contenders the next.

When the Dallas offense disappeared in Green Bay, so did a four-game winning streak. Now the Cowboys have to get another run going without two starters. At least they won't have to wait long. Thanksgiving looms next week, which means the annual three-games-in-12-days stretch comes at a good time... read more

The Cowboys arrived at Lambeau Field's not-yet-frozen tundra with two losses by a combined nine points. Turnovers and missed opportunities had been the culprits in both.

For the last three weeks, it seemed the theme for each win was about the same: Complete.

When your teammates and coaches are coming by to shake your hand after the game, it could be either a really good thing, or a really bad thing.

With his hometown less than 30 minutes away, third-year tackle Doug Free said he always looks forward to playing in Green Bay.

Statistically, Roy Williams had his best performance yet as a Dallas Cowboy.

There are always a few plays that can often get overlooked throughout four quarters of a game. Sunday in Green Bay, there seemed to be an abundance of those type of plays that had a dramatic effect in the outcome.

Titans owner Bud Adams should be punished for openly flashing his middle fingers during Sunday's game.

GREEN BAY, Wis. - Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips says officials told him that they made a mistake trying to review a fourth-quarter fumble that appeared to be recovered by Felix Jones before being scooped up by the Packers.