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Having already clinched a playoff berth, the Cowboys can clinch the NFC East with a win on Sunday of a Lions team that has lost 4 in a row. Jason ... www.veoh.com

Week 18: Game of the Week - The Seattle Seahawks defeat the Dallas Cowboys 21-20 in the NFC Wild Card playoff game. (2006) video.aol.com

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Week 2 ended with a classic offensive battle between NFC East foes. Was the win enough to keep the Cowboys on top of the Power Rankings. Lauren ... www.veoh.com

By rss@youtube.com (SFBayAreaResident) Re-upload of the introduction between the SF 49ers and Dallas Cowboys. Author: SFBayAreaResident Keywords: San Francisco 49ers Dallas Cowboys NFC Pat Summerall Added: February 26, 2009

CLARENCE E. HILL JR. Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is in the final year of his contract. Owner Jerry Jones has an option for next year, but has chosen to let the season play out before addressing Phillips’ future. The Cowboys are 6-3 and sitting alone atop the NFC East. Phillips has an overal...

Cowboys outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware, with 169,720 votes, leads the NFC All-Stars in balloting at his position for the 2010 Pro Bowl, NFL.com announced Tuesday. New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees leads all NFL All-Stars in balloting with 539,228 votes. Redskins still hated?

By Richard Resch Three Home, Four Away Cowboys (6-3) The Cowboys have a one game lead on the Giants and Eagles, and they have yet to play divisional doormat Washington. They still face tough battles against the Giants, Eagles, Saints and Chargers, but a game against the Raiders should be a gimme.

By Dan Parzych Dallas Cowboys Prior to Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo previously won 13 straight games in the month of November. While all good things must come to an end, he can still rally his team for next week's matchup against the Washington Redskins. New...

IRVING - The Cowboys entered Sunday's game against Green Bay ranked sixth in the league and fifth in the NFC in third-down defense, but you'd never know it by the way they played against the Packers. Green Bay converted 7 of 15 chances (47 percent) againt a defense that had been allowing oppo...

The Dallas Cowboys returned to work Monday, a day after their 17-7 loss to the Green Bay Packers, trying to rehab as well as regroup. The Cowboys missed a chance to move two games ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants in the NFC East. The Eagles lost to the Chargers 31-23 on Sun...

By torey ziska 7.       San Diego Chargers (10): Just a few weeks ago it seemed as if the Broncos were running away with the division and the Chargers would be lucky to battle for a wild card.  After week 10, it looks as if the Chargers are the team to beat.  Back to back wins against tough NFC East opponents, the...

By Jeff Shull The New York Giants finally gained some ground in the NFC playoff picture, and they did so without stepping foot on the gridiron. Thanks to Atlanta, Dallas, and Philadelphia, the Giants finally got some good news after a terrible month.

By Richard Resch 4. Cowboys (6-3) 5. Eagles (5-4) 6. Packers (5-4) 13. Redskins (3-6) In the most shocking result of the day, the Redskins scored 13 unanswered in the fourth quarter and upset the Broncos. Jim Zorn might want to walk away right now, because this is the best it's going to get. (13)

The Cowboys (6-3) remain in first place in the NFC East because the Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) lost Sunday and the New York Giants (5-4) had a bye. With home games against the Washington Redskins (3-6) on Sunday and Oakland Raiders (2-7) on Thanksgiving, spanning the next 11 days, they stil...

By Teddy Mitrosilis With the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, and Philadelphia Eagles all playing like they’d rather auction off their potential playoff berth on eBay, there’s no other way to say it. Next week's game against Washington—which beat the Broncos Sunday, but is nothing more than a spoiler in the...

By Dave Halprin The most important thing the Cowboys can do in the wake of this loss is to not start pointing fingers or making wild statements over the next few days. Dallas is still in first in the NFC East and they are 6-3 which is a good record at this point of the season. With the quick turnaround of games in th...

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GREEN BAY, Wis. - It's scoreless here at Lambeau Field, but that's not the case in San Diego. The Chargers lead the Eagles 14-3, meaning the Cowboys could take a two-game lead in the NFC East if that score holds up and they manage to beat the desperate Packers.

We've heard a lot about Jay Ratliff, Mike Jenkins and Keith Brooking - and deservedly so - during the Cowboys rise to the top of the NFC in scoring defense. And, of course, he stopped Donovan McNabb cold on fourth-and-1 in the fourth quarter in Philadelphia last week.

I don't see any lack of focus," coach Wade Phillips said after Thursday's workout. The Cowboys will have to be sharp to beat the Packers in Green Bay on Sunday. At 4-4, the Packers must win to keep pace with the Falcons and the Eagles, both 5-3, in the NFC wild-card race. Bottom line: Green Bay is a...

By Richard Resch In what can only be considered a national phenomenon, the Cowboys somehow became underrated this season.  Seemingly everyone in America picked the Eagles to beat them on Sunday night (note: I had the Cowboys ranked one spot above the Eagles last week, so go me).  In losing TO and elevating M...

IRVING - The Cowboys own the NFC East lead outright after grinding out a 20-16 win at Philadelphia on Sunday night. That's quite a statement considering just five weeks ago they were 2-2 and seemingly headed for a disappointing .500 season.

Dallas held off Philly 20-16 for its fourth consecutive win and sole possession of first in the East. (source: SI.com) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com

By Nate Acreman This game might be a statement for the Dallas Cowboys, but the statement still needs a punctuation mark.  Winning this game puts the Cowboys in 1st place in the NFC East, but it will be up to them to continue winning and hold on to that spot.  The Cowboys have a lot more to prove, and perhaps their...

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 20-16 in their divisional showdown on Sunday to claim the NFC East lead. (source: Reuters) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com

Cowboys beat Eagles 20-16 to take over first place in the NFC East (source: ABC News) - RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com

PHILADELPHIA(AP) Now the Dallas Cowboys can forget about last season's awful finish.

Now the Dallas Cowboys can forget about last season's awful finish. Tony Romo threw a 49-yard touchdown pass to Miles Austin ...

With the NFC East lead on the line, the Eagles and Cowboys went back and forth in Philly. But Dallas got the last laugh — and the win.

With the Giants in a tailspin, the Cowboys and Eagles rekindle their hate affair with the NFC East lead on the line in Philly (LIVE).

In an NFC East divisional showdown between Philadelphia and Dallas, Eagles running back Brian Westbrook is not expected to play, according to two league sources. (source: ESPN) - RSS widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com

By Matt Loede It’s a battle for first place in the NFC East as the Dallas Cowboys travel to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. Join Jason Horowitz and NFL.com analyst Pat Kirwan as the preview the game. It’s a battle for first place in the NFC East as the Dallas Cowboys travel to Philadelphia to take on the Eag...

In the wildly inconsistent NFC East, the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants can't seem to find themselves week to week, Kevin Hench says. (source: Fox Sports) - RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com

In the wildly inconsistent NFC East, the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants can't seem to find themselves week to week, Kevin Hench says.

The Cowboys have won three straight games to pull even with the Eagles in a tie for first place in the NFC East.

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ARLINGTON - When Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb begins preparing for the latest episode of Armageddon, NFC East, he will notice an unsettling trend on the video.

Having disposed of the New York Giants in most convincing fashion, the Eagles turned their attention yesterday to the Dallas Cowboys, their other bitter NFC East rival and the team that will be at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday night for a nationally televised game.

Tony Romo has gone from swashbuckling to steady. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback is still flashy at times. But Sunday's 38-17 victory against Seattle was Romo's third straight game without an interception. That's a first for his career, and it happens to coincide with a three-game winning...

Philadelphia easily dispatched the New York Giants Sunday and look for its third straight NFC East win in as many weeks Sunday against the Cowboys. But Eagles coach Andy Reid said Monday he didn't even know his team was 2-0 in the division. What does Reid see from the Cowboys?

At 5-2, the Cowboys and Eagles are tied for first place in the NFC East, and both teams enter Sunday's game pretty hot. I think everybody realizes what's at stake in this game and how crucial this is," wide receiver Patrick Crayton just said on a conference call. "I'm not going to call it a must w...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- A month ago, the Dallas Cowboys were a 2-2 mess; inconsistent on offense, generous on defense and seemingly already out of contention in the cutthroat NFC East following a mistake-filled thrashing by the then-undefeated Broncos in Denver.

All offseason, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys thought about their horrendous finale in Philadelphia. Now they're headed back, playing so well that they've turned this return trip into a showdown to decide first place in the NFC East.

Anyway, the Eagles dismantled the New York Giants on Sunday to get ready for the game that will determine the halfway point NFC East frontrunner. For the print edition (and online as well), Tim Cowlishaw will examine how this game got the Cowboys ready for Philly. The Cowboys are already hav...

Don't want to jump the gun here, but after the first half here _ the the first half in Philadelphia _ it's hard not to. It's looking like the Cowboys and Eagles will be playing for first place in the NFC East next Sunday night when the two teams play at Lincoln Financial Field.

And back, whether they like it or not, into a three-team NFC East tussle where there's no clear favorite -- not even them. More: Cards Flip the Script on Giants | Eagles Look to Close in on First Place Suddenly Slumping Giants Slip Back to NFC East Pack originally appeared on Fanhouse NFL Blog...

By Mosang Miles Seattle's road back to contention in the NFC West starts this Sunday against divisional rival Arizona. Similarly underachieving with a similarly aged quarterback in Kurt Warner, the Cardinals stand at the same crossroads as the Seahawks: trying to shake off a slow start and establish t...

By Steven Resnick That still leaves them behind the 49ers in divisional play, considering the fact the 49ers are 3-0 in the division right now. The Cardinals are 2-2 on the season. The team has beaten Jacksonville and Houston, and the losses have come against San Francisco and Indianapolis.

By Tim Williams There is a very interesting setup for the NFC this weekend. With the 5-0 New York Giants traveling to New Orleans to take on the undefeated Saints one of those teams will obviously have a loss on their record. The winner of the Falcons-Bears contest will be able to claim that they rightfully de...

By Dan Parzych For those who think the Eagles have yet to prove anything in 2009, just be glad they were able to pull out the victory each week. After an upcoming game against the Oakland Raiders, the Eagles have three tough matchups in a row against each of their NFC East division rivals (Redskins, Giants,...

By Rob Staton There are two sides to the Seattle Seahawks. But since 2007, they're 5-13 away from home. Of those five wins, four have come against NFC West rivals St. Louis and San Francisco. The only other victory was a 28-24 win against a Philadelphia Eagles outfit starting A.J. Feeley at quarterback.

By Richard Resch Like the Giants and Vikings, the Eagles took care of one of the doormats of the NFL in the Bucs. Donovan McNabb’s healthy return gives the Eagles a great passing offense. What to make of Brian Westbrook only getting six carries? (4) 8. Packers (2-2) 9. Cowboys (3-2) 14. Redskins (2-3)

By Mike Carley New York Giants Washington Redskins NFC EAST RANK: 3rd Philadelphia Eagles NFC EAST RANK: 2nd Dallas Cowboys The Cowboys receivers' possess more consistency and depth than the Redskins, more experience than the Eagles, and more talent than the Giants. NFC EAST RANK: 1st

By Brian McIntyre(noreply@blogger.com) AFC NFC For now, New York Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo is still a Giant. Giants wide receiver Domenik Hixon is happy to be playing on the home turf. New York Jets running back and team MVP Thomas Jones ripped Brett Favre on the radio on Tuesday.

Filed under: Cowboys, Ravens, AFC North, NFC East, NFL Fans, FanHouse PreviewsWe say it every week, but this time it's legit: this is the biggest game of the year. The Cowboys host the Ravens tonight and the postseason is on the line. The Steelers-Titans and Panthers-Giants get-togethers...

Fifteen games into the season, the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers are going to play for a nice prize: the NFC's No. 1 seed, home-field advantage for the playoffs and a first-round bye. Sound important? It is, but hardly a guarantee for success. It didn't do the Dallas Cowboys any good la...

By Josh Satler And lastly, the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants. No Plaxico Burress, no Brandon Jacobs, no problem. The Giants put up 37 on the NFC West leading Arizona Cardinals and moved to 10-1 on the season. The depth on this team is second to none and as long as they can keep the key pieces intact, it’s be...

By David Quinn Dallas certainly did what they had to do and what they were expected to do against a weaker NFC foe, the 49?ers, and will hopefully carry some of the momentum gained from the past two wins into their annual Thanksgiving Day match-up with the struggling Seattle Seahawks,  who are currently...

By Andy Benoit Every team with a top-10 defense this season has won at least five games. In other words, defense is where it’s at. Teams that can generate pressure with their front four are nearly impossible to contain. The best example of this in the NFC is the New York Giants. That’s why I’ll take Justin Tuck a...

Filed under: Cowboys, NFC East, NFL FansThe Cowboys are on their bye this weekend, and will use the extra time to regroup and get some key players healthy. Chief among them: quarterback Tony Romo, who injured the pinky finger on his throwing hand in an overtime loss to the Cardinals a month a...

By Joe Rodriguez Not much to say about this game, it was a known thing that we would lose this game, but to get totally whipped was embarrassing to say the least. The Giants are clearly the class of the NFC, and are the team to beat. The Cowboys now drop to 5-4, and keepers of the NFC East basement.

By Joe Rodriguez Do you know what was the last NFC team that used the 3-4 which made the Super Bowl? The New York Giants, under Parcells, in 1991. Since 1991, all the NFC teams got to big game with the 4-3. Just look at the most recent NFC represenatives:the Bucs, Panthers, Eagels, Bears, and Giants to the Super B...

By Cousins of Ron Mexico Atlanta @ Green Bay Seattle @ New York (Giants) Washington @ Philadelphia I think it’s clear that all NFC East games should be nationally televised from here on out. Can the Super Bowl be a round-robin NFC East tournament this year? Redskins 26, Eagles 22 Tampa Bay @ Denver Buffalo @ Arizona

On this night, the Packers looked nothing like the team that played in the NFC title game. Or perhaps the Cowboys are actually this good. They can win a road game against an alleged NFC contender when their star quarterback isn't close ...

Filed under: Browns, Cowboys, AFC North, NFC East, NFL FansAs we get ready for week one matchup of the Cowboys and Browns, Ace Davis from his own Ace Davis Cleveland Browns Blog was nice enough to offer some insights on the Browns for this week's Behind Enemy Lines feature.

By Joe Rodriguez Dallas is now a legitimate Super Bowl contender, going into 2008 as a favourite in the NFC - with the quarterback who was backing up Drew Bledsoe in 2006 when the Cowboys broke from their last California camp. Romo is the 10th starter in Dallas since Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman playe...

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) Athlon has Dallas winning the NFC East again and…. In the Super Bowl, Athlon has Dallas defeating San Diego. The Super Bowl will have Indy beating Dallas. Meanwhile, this article mainly deals with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but does have a prediction for the Super Bowl.

By Brian Smith As I mentioned Sunday night, Jerry Jones and the Cowboys just don’t get it.  Of course, they are not the only ones.  Unfortunately, though, other teams do get it…and many of those compete against Dallas in the NFC. STUDS  Green Bay Packers Washington Redskins 3.   New York Jets

By Joe Rodriguez The NFL’s offseason Super Bowl is in the bag, and now comes the undrafted free agent signings. We should know who else we’re bringing in by the end of the night. For now, let’s look at the NFC East draft picks. All teams in the East have just stacked up talent with this draft. Its going to be another c...

By Kirkendall We figured a battle between the Packers and Cowboys would settle the NFC argument. The New York Giants dump both teams in successive weeks. In one that supposes they know everything, the Wild Card case often confirms the very nature of doubt. Go to warm Tampa Bay, weird-hole-in-dome Dallas a...

By Sportz Assassin Filed under: Cowboys, NY Giants, NFC East, NFL Playoffs, Dallas, New YorkNew York Giants at Dallas Cowboys (Sunday, 4:30 PM, FOX) Continue reading Giants at Cowboys: Is Third Time a Charm for New York?Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

By Ryan Wilson Filed under: Cowboys, NFC East, NFL Fans, NFL Gossip, NFL PlayoffsWhere was Terry Bradshaw last week? The Hall of Fame quarterback and four-time Super Bowl winner, now best known as "the bald guy" on the Fox NFL Sunday pregame show, has some advice for Tony Romo: "For an athlete, there's n...

Com The Dallas Cowboys, who are just ahead of the Green Bay Packers in the race for the top seed in the NFC playoffs, led the way with 11 players selected to the Pro Bowl, it was announced yesterday. The Cowboys' contingent includes ...

Dec. 19, 2007 -- 11 Cowboys in Pro Bowl? That's ridiculous You're telling me no players from the NFC South were good enough to be voted in? But all praises go to Patriots selection Randy Moss, who just might be the MVP this season.

By Anthony Brown But, in the NFC East golden age from the early eighties to the mid-nineties, Joe Gibbs and Bill Parcells produced hard-hitting, ball-controlling, stingy teams that cemented the image. In the nineties, Emmitt Smith was the spark plug of the Cowboys triplets.   

By Brian Smith If nothing else, this game squared things between Tony Romo and the defense, after they bailed him out in Buffalo a few weeks back.  The Dallas defense came into the game No.4 in the entire National Football League at stopping the run; the Lions gained 152 yards rushing, including allowing T....

NFC supremacy is at stake this Thursday night when 10-1 Green Bay takes on 10-1 Dallas. Hear the game and interact on Packers Gameday, Thursday at 4:00 pm only on Newsradio 620 WTMJ. Dot-Com Trash Talk | Romo HS Jersey Hot Seller | Fake ...

By Anthony Brown Tampa Bay is even located in the East. Logic says the Buccaneers should be in the NFC East and Dallas in the South. DC, Dallas, Philadelphia and New York would revolt at the notion. We love the teams we love to hate, and we all hate the Cowboys.  Redskins 14, Buccaneers 10.

By Greg Trippiedi The Dallas Cowboys are a great football team.  They are better than the Washington Redskins, they are better than the New York Giants, they are better than the Philadelphia Eagles, and they are probably better than the Green Bay Packers, as well as every other NFC team.

By Greg Trippiedi Long answer: This game marks the midway point of the Redskins’ season.  It’s time to reevaluate the remaining schedule to see how the Redskins chances stack up against the NFC. Redskins remaining schedule: Wk. 11; at Cowboys Wk. 17; vs. Cowboys

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) The Cowboys are one of five undefeated teams left in the NFL. Over in the AFC, the recent powers continue to shine as the Colts, Patriots and Steelers are all 3-0. In the NFC, Dallas and Green Bay are the last two standing. That’s so 90’s. Leading the NFC’s elite, we have Favre and Son of Favre .

By TheSportsGuru I think the Cowboys are one of the few teams that have the opportunity in the NFC to go to the Super Bowl. I look at probably five of them, obviously I won't call off all of their names right now, but the Dallas Cowboys have a very strong football team offensively and defensively and it's great to...

By Ryan Wilson Filed under: Cowboys, NFC East, NFL Hall of FameThe NFL preseason starts in about 20 minutes when the Steelers and Saints square off in the Hall of Fame game. This is sure to be a pretty boring affair -- it's raining right now, which certainly won't help things -- but it's not really about the f...

By Grizz Grizz, I would be interested in hearing how much we have improved our team as compared to the others in the NFC particulary the Eagles, Giants and Redskins.  Your thoughts. And for the foreseeable future, I can’t see me thinking about much else but training camp and getting the draft picks si...