Dallas Cowboys News:
December 27 to January 02, 2010

Contests against an overmatched foe and potential reserves bodes well for their respective playoff chances.

Eagles coach Andy Reid and quarterback Donovan McNabb both see big changes in Tony Romo's leadership ability this season. Hmm. What might've changed from previous seasons? "It was that hole in the dome," Reid said. In separate conference calls with Cowboys writers Wednesday, Reid and McNabb both... read more

ASHBURN, Va. - The Washington Redskins have placed offensive lineman Mike Williams and safety Reed Doughty on injured reserve, officially ruling them out for Sunday's season finale against the San Diego Chargers.

Head coach Wade Phillips has managed to get his Dallas Cowboys into the playoffs. And now his team has got to...

This time last year, Miles Austin had zero starts and 18 career catches.

Like every Tuesday afternoon, Cowboys special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis was in his office at Valley Ranch, with his remote clicker in hand and closely watching tape of the upcoming opponent.

Last season it was a playoff berth they were fighting for - albeit an early knockout - in the last game of the year, in front of a whipped up Lincoln Financial Field crowd.

As always, the Pro Bowl rosters ( AFC, NFC ) got most things right, but also got a few things really, really...

Houston needs some help, but can get into the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.

SAN DIEGO - There's nothing for coach Norv Turner and his streaking San Diego Chargers to debate.

Wade Phillips' mantra all season long has been that the next game is the most important. As the Cowboys go along, each game is bigger than the last.

The Cowboys are 10-5, assured of matching at least the second-best record the team has compiled since the 1995 Super Bowl season.

When a team pitches its first shutout in six years and clinches a playoff spot in the process, positives far outweigh the negatives.