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  • Cowboys Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

    If losing two of the last three games wasn't bad enough, the Cowboys found out Monday that quarterback Tony Romo will be out four to six weeks with a broken right pinky finger on his throwing hand.

    Romo suffered the injury on the first play of the overtime loss to the Cardinals when he was sacked.

    He thought it was a sprain and that's what the Cowboys diagnosed it as immediately after the game. But when the Cowboys returned to work Monday, they got the news the finger was broken.

    Veteran quarterback Brad Johnson will start in his place.

    "The system is already in place," said Johnson, a 17-year veteran and the only current Cowboys player with a Super Bowl ring.

  • Romo out of Dallas lineup with broken finger (AP)

    Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, right, is injured as he recovers his own fumble and is tackled by Arizona Cardinals' Chike Okeafor, middle, and as Darnell Dockett, left, closes in during overtime of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008, in Glendale, Ariz. The Cardinals defeated the Cowboys 30-24. Romo will miss a few games with the injury.

    Quarterback Tony Romo has a broken finger on his throwing hand, punter Mat McBriar has a broken foot and linebacker Greg Ellis senses a fractured team. With the losses of key players and two of their last three games, there is suddenly an eerie feeling surrounding the Dallas Cowboys, who came into the season as a Super Bowl favorite.


  • Romo has broken pinkie, out four weeks (PA SportsTicker)
    One day after suffering a painful loss to the Arizona Cardinals, the Dallas Cowboys received some more bad news.
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The Dallas Cowboys now known as “America’s Team” was founded in 1960.  Tom Landry was their head coach from 1960-1988 and built the Cowboys from an expansion team to World Champions.  The Dallas Cowboys are one of only three teams to have won five Super Bowls.

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Cowboys All Time Team

QB - Roger Staubach (1969-1979)
RB - Emmitt Smith (1990-2002)
WR - Michael Irvin (1988-1999)
DE - "Too Tall" Jones (74-78, 80-89)
LB - Chuck Howley (1961-1973)
CB - Everson Walls (1981-1989)
S - Cliff Harris (1970-1979)

Team Standings - NFC East

 TEAMS                             WIN     LOSS   TIE      POINTS  AGAINST  WIN %  STREAK    
 New York Giants  4 0 0  127 49  1.000 Won 4
 Washington Redskins  4 1 0  109 98  0.800 Won 4
 Dallas Cowboys  4 1 0  151 111  0.800 Won 1
 Philadelphia Eagles  2 3 0  127 97  0.400 Lost 2