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When I was growing up in the 1990s, Dan Marino was one of my favorite players. Marino and fellow superstar quarterback John Elway created names for themselves with their gripping, edge-of-your-seat, can't-take-a-bathroom-break fourth-quarter comebacks.

The Washington Redskins suck. Furthermore, they were playing without running back Clinton Portis, tight end Chris Cooley, two starting offensive linemen and stud defensive playmaker Albert Haynesworth.

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.

CMT, while continuing its expansion with unscripted fare, is on its way toward taking the scripted plunge, hiring Hollywood veteran Brad Johnson to lead its comedic development.

ProFootballTalk.com's Mike Florio weighs in on the biggest story lines of Week 7: 1. Jets could hit rock bottom Not long ago, the New York Jets were the darlings of the NFL, just like they were last November after beating the Patriots and Titans in back-to-back road games.

The Dallas Cowboys just aren't very good. As a lifelong fan, that realization wasn't easy to come to.

It took three full games, 59 minutes and a couple of seconds, but I finally recognized Tony Romo this season.

Head coach Bryan Carfley and the Marion Swamp Foxes are getting back on track and were winners of their third straight game this past Friday, knocking off Timmonsville 51-16. The Foxes are inching towards 100 percent with their stable of running backs Brian Gillard, Justin Gause, Jeremy Curry and Lue Clemmons getting healthy.

Has the NFL gone too far with its new guidelines for protecting the quarterbacks? On Monday night a perfectly good tackle on Tom Brady was called a personal foul for unnecessary roughness.

Blame Wade. Blame Romo. Scapegoat Brian Stewart. Hoot at Brad Johnson. Agree with Roy Uno Uno.

In less than two days, the longest off-season in league history will officially end.

As the pre-season draws to a close and the regular season looks set to begin the Dallas Cowboys ' look ready to begin on another deep playoff run.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, For the majority of Cowboys fans out there, the news that Emmitt Smith predicted seven wins for the 'Boys came as a bit of a shock.

Quick takes on the matchups when the Cowboys meet the Bucs at Raymond James Stadium: When the Cowboys run The Buccaneers contained Marion Barber last season, but that was with Brad Johnson under center.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, The season begins for the Cowboys at Raymond James stadium as they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who've gone through a lot of changes since their meeting last season.

The Dallas Cowboys don't have the same buzz about them this season, but that doesn't mean they are any less interesting.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, It is almost here. Like the little kid watching the clock tick slowly to midnight on Christmas Eve, I have been counting the days 'til the football season started.

We ask the staff: "What's your favorite thing to order here?" Mahogany Prime Steakhouse, 6823 S. Yale Ave., 494-4043, tulsaworld.com/mahoganyprime Prime Cowboy Ribeye, $37.99 "It's my favorite cut of meat, personally.

My inclination was to make a few, snide remarks about the Cowboys' lack of depth, present overwhelming evidence to support that stance, then focus on the individual miscues of the evening.

As of now, the Oklahoma State and Georgia football teams are not scheduled to shake hands before Saturday's game in Stillwater, Okla.