Dallas Cowboys News:
November 22 to November 28, 2009

Today, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its 25 semi-finalists for the class of 2010.

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By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Writer

Tony Romo was sitting at the podium Thursday after answering questions about Dallas' win over the Raiders when the quarterback turned to a group of media nearby with a grin on his face. "Yeah, they won, but ... " Romo playfully said, mimicking the inevitable conversations about the Cowboys now that... read more

Jacksonville gained ground in the wild-card race with the Bengals, Steelers and Ravens all losing.

Nothing could cool off Miles Austin on Thanksgiving Day. Not the Raiders. Not even a face-full of water from Tony Romo.

Don't say it was "just the Raiders." Don't say anything about a short week or anything about it still being November.

Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin is humble. Even after he piled up seven catches for 145 yards and a touchdown against the talented Raiders secondary to lead his team to a 24-7 win on Thanksgiving Day, Austin refuses to say that he played an integral role in getting the ailing Dallas offense back... read more

If there really was any suspense about Jason Witten's playing status for Thursday, it was met with a predictable ending.

Former Cowboys outside linebacker/defensive end Greg Ellis claims he's now with the Raiders because the Cowboys favored Anthony Spencer over him.

This game was filled with big plays, especially when the Cowboys had the ball. But along with the offensive explosion, there were several key plays that changed the course of this Turkey Day win.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Jason Witten caught the short pass, turned and rambled down the field for a 44-yard gain. So much for the sprained left foot that had created uncertainty about whether the Pro Bowl tight end would even play.

When Tony Romo looked around his locker room after today's 24-7 win over the Raiders, he saw a lot of guys...

Aaron Rodgers matched a career high with three touchdown passes as Green Bay beat the Detroit Lions 34-12 on Thursday to give the Packers three straight wins and improve their playoff prospects. The Lions lost their sixth straight game on Thanksgiving, setting a franchise record, and had an... read more

NEW YORK - The Who will perform at halftime of the Super Bowl this season.

The Who will perform at halftime of the Super Bowl this season. The NFL announced during Thursday's game between the Oakland Raiders and Dallas Cowboys that the longtime rock band known for classic hits such as "Pinball Wizard" and "Baba O'Riley" will play Feb. 7 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami.