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By all football standards, the Dallas Cowboys should win this game today against the Oakland Raiders, but this is why they play the games.

GARY WEST It has become an annual holiday spectacle, like the raising of the sky-kissing Christmas tree downtown and the stringing of lights throughout the city, only not quite so jolly as all that.

After Sunday's 7-6 thriller, the Cowboys are now 5-1 all-time against the Redskins in one-point games.

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Leading by six points, facing fourth-and-2 at their own 28-yard line, with 2:08 left in the game, the Patriots elected to gamble.

Everything is bigger in Texas. Scoreboards are bigger. The new Cowboys Stadium boasts a video board |60 yards long.

Shortly before the Cowboys took on the Atlanta Falcons in a winning effort in Arlington, Jerry Jones said that he believed a win over the then-4-1 Falcons would bring some credibility to the team--a quality win over a quality opponent that might, just might, suggest that these Cowboys weren't the middling hacks that many media outlets painted them ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. a ' Green Bay Packers coaches worry that the sacks are taking a physical toll on quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Separation time. That's what November football signals - the start of the season's second half when the push for the playoffs begins in earnest.

Winning road games against division foes is tough enough for any NFL team. Winning in Philadelphia is even more of a chore, no matter if it was the old Veteran Stadium, or the new Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles moved back in 2003.

When it comes to addressing his team's rivalries in the NFC East, Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid is a man of few words.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley I'm going to start dipping into the Beast mailbag on a more frequent basis.

Tony Romo is in love again. The Dallas Cowboys' quarterback is throwing touchdowns and winning games.

In Drew Bledsoe's final full season as the starting quarterback, the Cowboys lost four of their last six games in 2005.

Don't take this as a shot at the AARP. It's a wonderful organization with valuable benefits and discounts.

Now just stop the nonsense, OK? Just stop it. Stop being so hysterical on a weekly basis.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Tony Romo didn't play bus driver Sunday. He thought on the fly.

My friend Mike called me on my cellphone this past summer to break the shocking news: the Buffalo Bills had signed Terrell Owens.

His career record as a starting quarterback was 62-63-4. He threw 173 touchdown passes and 220 interceptions, and played 12 seasons in the media capital of the world during an era of a dozen daily newspapers, both morning and afternoon editions.

Eastern head coach Bob Spoo remembers about 10 years ago, when offensive coordinator Roy Wittke brought in a tape of a young quarterback who played for Burlington High School.