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Archive for December, 2007

Green Bay Loses To Chicago, Dallas Clinches Homefield

As unlikely as it seems, the Bears thrashed the Packers 35-7 at Soldier Field on a very cold and blustery day where Favre threw two interceptions, one for a pick-six by Brian Urlacher and they had two punts blocked.  The loss by the Pack now gives the Cowboys home field throughout the playoffs and the possibility [...]

Posted by David Quinn on Dec 23 2007

Bears Gives Cowboys Early Christmas

The Cowboys got an early Christmas present from an unlikely source, the Bears. The Bears won over the Packers, Sunday, in the tune of a 35 to 7 blow out. The Packers loss gives the Cowboys home field advantage throughout the playoffs and insures the Cowboys will not have to attempt to beat [...]

Posted by Nate Acreman on Dec 23 2007

Cowboys Beat Carolina 20-13

This game could go down in history as the worst officiated game ever, but I’ll contend that the officiating was bad for both teams, and therefor didn’t cause the Panthers to lose. The Cowboys had to grind out the win Saturday night on NFL Network with out wide receiver Terrell Owens [...]

Posted by Nate Acreman on Dec 23 2007

Cowboys Grind Out 20-13 Win In Carolina

It wasn’t pretty, but it was efficient as the T.O.’less Cowboys relied on Barber and the running game to close out the Panthers for a 20-13 win at Carolina.  Barber and Jones combined for over 135-yards rushing and Romo threw for a one touchdown and had an interception to lead Dallas to the victory. 
Terrell Owens [...]

Posted by David Quinn on Dec 22 2007

Preview Of Cowboys At Panthers Tonight

While I do agree with my compatriot, Nate, that Dallas will win the game, I don’t believe it will be quite the score he imagines.  Dallas is going on the road against a team that is on the outside bubble of making the playoffs and just last week defeated Seattle, who had wrapped up their [...]

Posted by David Quinn on Dec 22 2007

Cowboys Need Win Against the Panthers And Will Get It

Maybe it’s a bold statement, after all the Cowboys are coming off a bad loss last week against the Eagles where the Cowboys failed to score a touchdown for the first time all season, but they will beat the Carolina Panthers. Not just because they are that much better of a football team than Carolina, [...]

Posted by Nate Acreman on Dec 22 2007

Back To Business For Cowboys As They Prepare For Panthers

I know there’s been some ongoing buzz about T.O. and Jessica Simpson, etc., but the team has basically gotten back to getting ready for Carolina on Saturday Night, which will be another NFL Network broadcast.   So let’s forget last week, fans, and get ready to watch Dallas finish out the season and clinch home field [...]

Posted by David Quinn on Dec 21 2007

The Ups and Downs Between Week 14 and 15

It’s too easy to get caught up in the little nuances that happen so frequently through the week. You have Tony Romo hurting his finger, and the slight possibility that Jessica Simpson is bad luck at a game. You have Roy Williams getting suspended, and everyone wondering whether he’ll ever learn. [...]

Posted by Nate Acreman on Dec 20 2007

Williams Loses Suspension Appeal; Will Sit Saturday

Safety Roy Williams will have to sit out Saturday’s game after all.  The NFL denied Williams’ appeal of a one game suspension without pay on Wednesday.  Williams was suspended on Monday for his illegal horse-collar tackle on Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb in the first quarter of Sunday’s game.  Williams has violated the horse-collar rule [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 20 2007

Williams Appeals One-Game Suspension

Safety Roy Williams will be given a chance today to appeal a suspension handed down by the league.  The NFL suspended Williams for one game without pay on Monday for his illegal horse-collar tackle on Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb in the first quarter of Sunday’s game.  If the suspension is not overturned, Williams will [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 19 2007