The Dallas Cowboys And The Emotional Roller Coaster Ride

Tony Romo threw for 320 yards, and T.O. had a touchdown. Life was good despite Romo's bloody chin and Barber's bruised ribs. 1-0 and only thinking Superbowl.

Barber was incendiary against the Packers racking up 142 rushing yards on 28 carries. That's over 5 yards per carry for those of you playing at home.

Inopportune penalties for rudimentary aspects of the game (too many men on the field) and failure to execute caused the Cowboys to acquire their first loss.

Crazy fast rookie Felix Jones rushed for 96 yards and made it look like a thousand. He was impressive and a beautiful compliment to the offense as the Bengals had to account for threats on the corners and out of the backfield.

Despite throwing for 320 yards and 3 touchdowns, the penalties negated Romo's efforts and the mistakes got the best of the Cowboys against the Cardinals.

Brad Johnson is awful.

If Tampa Bay hadn't basically handed this one to the Cowboys with penalty yardage at the most pivotal moments, the Dallas slide would have continued. The good news: Roy Williams can play.

Brooks Bollinger is somehow more awful than Brad Johnson. I think their combined passer rating from the first meeting with the Giants was two. The Cowboys fall to mediocre, and panic sets in as the Giants roll.

Right before their early morning training session. Jessica usually has good tips on ball handling.

Martellus Bennett proved he isn't just another big kid from Texas. In week 11 Dallas improved to 6-4 for the year.

After a blank first quarter, Romo shook off the cobwebs, dropped the pinky support, and threw for 340 yards. T.O. added a touchdown and dissected San Francisco's defense for 213 receiving yards.

DeMarcus Ware, Bradie James and Tank Johnson collectively put Matt Hasselbeck on his back six times as the Cowboys controlled the tempo from start to finish.

This was a bad break for the Cowboys late in the year. Tony Romo is fallible. He is not perfect. Good news is rookie—battering ram Tashard Choice ended the day with 166 total yards.

DeMarcus Ware was insane, adding three of the eight sacks on Eli Manning in Texas Stadium as the Cowboys take another step towards making the playoffs, improving to 9-5.

The Cowboys shut down the run in this game until the last plays of the fourth quarter. Willis McGahee bolted 76 yards breaking the record for the longest rushing play from scrimmage against the Cowboys in Texas Stadium. After the Cowboys attempted to revive themselves, they drove the length of the field and scored on the next possession. The big Ravens fullback Le'Ron McClain rumbled 82 yards to break his teammate's record. Too bad McGahee only held the record for about two and a half minutes.