Dallas Cowboys News:
November 22 to November 28, 2009

IRVING, Texas - Defensive end Marcus Spears lounged on a couch in the middle of the Dallas Cowboys locker room, his right leg draped over the side. Quarterback Tony Romo wasn't anywhere to be seen.

What's wrong with our offense? Is it Jason Garrett, Tony Romo, Roy Williams, or just plain execution? This one touchdown a game business will only get us another season without a playoff victory or even worse another seat on the sidelines when the "tournament" begins!

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Mathew Stafford and Brady Quinn gave a glimpse during a thrilling battle of why so much was invested in the QBs.

Tony Romo didn't even bother to change first.

We spent all week talking about the Cowboys' running game.

The ball was literally floating up there. It must've been in the air for an hour.

The quarterback was beat up. The offense was shut out.

All week, the Cowboys were reminded of two season-low numbers from last Sunday's loss to Green Bay:

The game-winning touchdown from Tony Romo to Patrick Crayton will be remembered more than any other. Not only did it give the Cowboys just enough to beat the Redskins here Sunday, but it was the game's only touchdown.

Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman and secondary coach Dave Campo had a short physical confrontation on the sideline. Coach Wade Phillips downplayed the incident after Dallas won. Newman was coming off the field after a series in the first quarter Sunday against Washington when Campo tried to stop... read more

ARLINGTON, Texas - Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys were awful on offence for a second straight week. This time, they were lucky to be playing the broken-down Washington Redskins.