October 22nd, 2007 
Nate Acreman 
Posted in The 6 and 1 Dallas Cowboys might be the highest scoring offense in the NFC and the second highest in the NFL. Tony Romo might be behind only Tom Brady in touchdown passes thrown, and might be closing in on a few club records this season. The Cowboys might have their best record after 7 [...]
Archive for October, 2007
Cowboys Rely On Big Plays In Second Half To Survive Vikings
After dominating the first half in terms of yardage and time-of-possession, the Cowboys got two big defensive plays in the second half Sunday afternoon to defeat the Vikings 24-14. Even though Tony Romo was 24 of 27 for 247 yards with 1 TD as Dallas scored their first touchdown in the first quarter of a game [...]
New Stadium Reaches First Milestone
As I was perusing the Cowboys homepage today, I discovered a nice fact about the new $1 billion stadium being erected in Arlington. The first of two structural arches has been completed, as viewed in the picture above. The arches will support the stadium’s huge retractable roof, which will, of course provide the usual access for God to [...]
Minnesota Vikings at Dallas Cowboys
The Minnesota Vikings have won the last five meetings against Dallas and will be looking to make that six this week. While the Dallas Cowboys are coming off of their first loss of the season against the New England Patriots, the Minnesota Vikings are coming off a big win with the Bears. What each of [...]
Tank Allowed to Practiced
Good news for the Cowboys came Thursday afternoon, Tank Johnson will be allowed to practice with the Cowboys while serving out the remainder of his suspension. This is more of a compromise if anything, the Cowboys would like to of had Tank Johnson’s suspension lifted, but even if that were to of happened he likely [...]
Future Still Looks Bright For Cowboys
With a home game looming against the Minnesota Vikings and then a bye week, the future still burns pretty bright for the Cowboys. This week, either T.O. or P. Crayton or both, are going to have big games and with one of the stingiest run defenses in the NFC, there is not much reason not [...]
Little Hope for Former Cowboy Springs
Former Cowboys running back Ron Springs reportedly has no hope to survive. The “Dallas Morning News” reports the 50-year-old is in a coma and has been unconscious since soon after he entered Dallas Medical City Hospital last week. The paper also says that friends believed Springs went to the hospital to have a cyst removed from [...]
Ron Springs in Hospital
Seven months after receiving a kidney transplant donate by former teammate Everson Walls, former Dallas Cowboys running back Ron Springs has been hospitalized and is in a coma. At this point in time it is unclear as to what caused Springs to go into a coma, but the 50 year old does suffer from diabetes [...]
