Dallas Cowboys News:
January 10 to January 16, 2010

NEW YORK - The National Football League injury report, as provided by the league (OUT - Definitely will not play; DNP - Did not practice; LIMITED - Limited participation in practice; FULL - Full participation in practice):

IRVING, Texas - Early in his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, Wade Phillips declared himself "Mr. Fix-It" for the defence. Two years later, his unit still had serious flaws.

Early in his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, Wade Phillips declared himself "Mr. Fix-It" for the defense. Two years later, his unit still had serious flaws. So team owner Jerry Jones ratcheted up the pressure going into this season, the last of Phillips' contract. Jones made Phillips the defensive... read more

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - The Minnesota Vikings plan to move cornerback Antoine Winfield back to the outside for parts of their playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Not in line with his parents' hopes, Vincent Jackson has emerged as one of the game's top deep threats.

Anthony Spencer finally got the validation he was doing things right for the Dallas Cowboys. In the second quarter of the 11th game, on Thanksgiving Day against Oakland, the linebacker got his first sack of the season. The second came late in the same game with predecessor Greg Ellis, who had 20... read more

The Dallas Cowboys are headed to Minnesota for a playoff game Sunday, which means longtime Vikings fans probably won't want to watch much television the next few days. Otherwise, they're going to see it again. The Hail Mary. On Dec. 28, 1975, the Vikings were hosting a first-round playoff game... read more

When Felix Jones ran off right tackle with 5:41 remaining in the third quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles, he saw his favorite color:

It's amazing how things have changed at the cornerback position, and it only took a few months.

This is why Brett Favre wanted out of Green Bay. It wasn't to play for the Jets. It wasn't really even the chance to stick it to Packers GM Ted Thompson.

RENTON, Wash. - Seahawks chief executive Tod Leiweke takes issue with criticism he was less than genuine in interviewing minority candidates before Seattle hired Pete Carroll as its coach.

In order for Jerry Jones to add another title under his belt, he may need Anthony Spencer to keep producing.

Mike Zimmer has signed a three-year contract to remain as the Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator,...