Bailey's 4 FGs Lift Dallas Over Carolina 19-14
Dan Bailey made a go-ahead 28-yard field goal with 3:25 remaining to help the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Carolina Panthers 19-14.
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Dan Bailey made a go-ahead 28-yard field goal with 3:25 remaining to help the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Carolina Panthers 19-14.
Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant is active and will start against Carolina after being held out of practice Friday with a groin injury.
"Felix Jones is one of the most conscientious, hardest workers that I've been around as a football player," Jerry said. "You've got to almost shoot him to get him off of the practice field."
The Panthers offensive line has major concerns this week, not the least of which is trying to keep Dallas outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware away from quarterback Cam Newton.
Jerry Jones was asked this week about his goals, and he still believes that the Cowboys can compete for a championship this year. Jason Witten supports that thought.
Jimmy Johnson, a Garrett mentor, used to say, "You don't need to be nervous about what's gonna be on the test if you know all the answers.'' In other words, intellectual preparation is key.
Felix Jones gets a chance again. With DeMarco Murray out because of a sprained left foot, Jones is set to start Sunday when the Cowboys visit the Carolina Panthers.
Coach Jason Garrett is talking about the good things that happened for the Dallas Cowboys. Owner Jerry Jones says they could evolve into a championship contender this season.
One of the more discussed topics in the NFL remains commissioner power. It is a fascinating subject and will remain so for years.
The Cowboys are expecting to be without running back DeMarco Murray for Sunday's game against the Panthers. Jerry Jones said that it "looks obvious" that Murray won't play.
Jones told The Fan "if you look at the pluses Sunday, we're evolving into a team that can be a team that can compete for the championship. Not next year, this year."
I didn't think this was possible, but the Cowboys lost a game in which they had enormous edges in first downs, total plays and time of possession, and in which they punted just once and ran 42 times for 227 yards.
Jason Garrett has not been head coach of the Dallas Cowboys for very long, but he has already earned a list of some truly heartbreaking losses.
"Sometimes it comes down to a kick," Tony Romo said. "If the kick goes in, it's, 'You did a great job today, everybody!' If it doesn't go in, it's 'We didn't do enough to win.'" There is a maddening truth to that review.
After Dez Bryant scored on a 4-yard pass from Tony Romo with 32 seconds left to make it 31-29, the 2-point conversion pass zipped through the arms of the diving Bryant in the front left corner of the end zone.
