Finding a way to spur Marion Barber and Felix Jones is a top priority.Read more

Forgiving, not forgetting, Andre Gurode recalls being kicked in the head in 2006 by Albert Haynesworth.Read more

Comedian Billy Crystal joined Cowboys players Tuesday for an early Thanksgiving dinner at The Salvation Army’s Carr P. Collins Social Services Center in Dallas.Read more

The loss to the Packers was not only a painful hit in the standings but painful to the roster as well.Read more

The Packers’ defense sends the Cowboys’ offense limping back to square one.Read more

With the Dallas Cowboys in the first season in their state-of-the-art new stadium, we’ve been taking a tour around the NFL to see what makes each team’s stadium unique. Today we visit the AFC East:Read more

The out-of-character Cowboys self-destruct under the Packers' pressure.Read more

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The Cowboys were in control in the first quarter. They had the ball in Green Bay territory twice, but they ended up with nothing to show for it. They got as far as the Green Bay 19, but Miles Austin dropped a potential touchdown pass and Nick Folk missed a 38-yard field goal. It was his fourth miss of the season, and it’s starting to raise some concern. Folk missed seven field goals in the two seasons prior to this one. This would prove to be an omen for the rest of game for the Cowboys. "I thought we would play better, but we didn’t. We have to bounce back," Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said. "We knew all along they had a good football team and have a lot of good players. They were the No. 4 defense going in. They were one of the highest scoring teams in the league."Read more

Dallas Cowboys right tackle Marc Colombo insists he will return before the end of the season.Read more

Officials get the fumble recovery wrong, but replay rules prevent a correction.Read more