Dallas Cowboys News:
December 06 to December 12, 2009

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Never one to hold a press conference or even engage in light chatting with reporters, Flozell Adams had to get something off his chest on Friday.

It's funny how this deal works sometimes.

Cowboys defensive end Igor Olshansky likes a physical game, even if it's against his former Chargers teammates.

After five straight weeks of holding opponents to fewer than 20 points, the Cowboys' defense has emerged as a club strength. The group is a large part of the reason Dallas won six of its last seven games and sat atop the NFC East with an 8-3 record following Thanksgiving.

PepsiCo's Frito-Lay North America division and the National Football League have announced the eight semi-finalists in their search for the NFL's "most fanatical family."

With as tight as the NFC East has become, who should Cowboys fans root for in the Giants-Eagles game Sunday?

The last time Tony Romo played holder for the Dallas Cowboys he botched an easy snap on a field goal attempt...

The last time Jerry Jones hired a head coach, he narrowed his choice to either Wade Phillips or Norv Turner. Considering how things have turned out, Jones should've hired both: Phillips to run things through Thanksgiving, then Turner to take over from there. Phillips got the job, of course, while... read more

Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett missed a second straight practice Thursday because of concussion-related symptoms. Bennett did not report any problems during the loss against the Giants, but he's since complained of headaches, fogginess and that "his eyes were hurting," coach Wade Phillips said.

On the plane ride back from New York last Sunday night, Tony Romo and special teams coach Joe DeCamillis had a quick conversation.

Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett missed practice again Thursday with lingering effects from a concussion, leaving his status in doubt for Sunday's game against the Chargers.

At 5-6, 185 pounds, Darren Sproles isn't an imposing running back or returner.

Tony Romo holding!? You have got be kidding me! Does Jon Kitna do anything to earn his paycheck? Surely someone else can be found to hold between the quarterbacks, receivers and tight ends. I am sure he can do it, but why risk him when the entire offense rests on him?