Dallas Cowboys 2011 Season
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Dallas Cowboys 2011 NFL Season, stats, game plays, honors, awards, coaching staff changes, and other interesting facts that happened during this season with Americas Favorite NFL Football Team, The Dallas Cowboys.
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| Background Information | |
| Season: | 2011 |
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| Team: | Dallas Cowboys« |
| Owner: | Jerry Jones |
| Coach: | Jason Garrett |
| Division: | NFC East |
| Position: | 3rd Place / 8 wins and 8 loss |
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Awards and Achievements
Forbes
Forbes list Dallas Cowboys as most valuable US franchise based on their 2010 season With a net worth $1.85 Billion, and is the second in the world behind Manchester United.
Ring Of Honor
There were three members inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor this year.
We would like to congratulate each one of these fine athletes for their contributions to the Dallas Cowboys, and for their great gifts of being some of the best athletes to play this game of football.
Dallas Cowboys Drew Pearson inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring Of Honor«
Dallas Cowboys Larry Allen inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring Of Honor«
Charles Haley (Will be added soon)
Roster
| NO | Name | POS | HT | WT | EXP | COLLEGE |
| 55 | Albright, Alex | LB | 6-5 | 257 | R | Boston College |
| 62 | Arkin, David | G | 6-5 | 307 | R | Missouri State |
| 19 | Austin, Miles | WR | 6-2 | 213 | 6 | Monmouth |
| 5 | Bailey, Dan | K | 6-0 | 186 | R | Oklahoma State |
| 20 | Ball, Alan | CB | 6-2 | 195 | 4 | Illinois |
| 80 | Bennett, Martellus | TE | 6-6 | 275 | 4 | Texas A&M |
| 92 | Brent, Josh | DT | 6-2 | 318 | 2 | Illinois |
| 51 | Brooking, Keith | LB | 6-2 | 242 | 14 | Georgia Tech |
| 88 | Bryant, Dez | WR | 6-2 | 225 | 2 | Oklahoma State |
| 18 | Buehler, David | K | 6-2 | 233 | 3 | Southern California |
| 57 | Butler, Victor | LB | 6-2 | 246 | 3 | Oregon State |
| 23 | Choice, Tashard | RB | 5-10 | 212 | 4 | Georgia Tech |
| 42 | Church, Barry | S | 6-2 | 219 | 2 | Toledo |
| 99 | Coleman, Kenyon | DE | 6-5 | 295 | 11 | UCLA |
| 67 | Costa, Phil | C | 6-3 | 311 | 2 | Maryland |
| 75 | Dockery, Derrick | G | 6-6 | 325 | 9 | Texas |
| 26 | Elam, Abram | S | 6-0 | 207 | 7 | Kent State |
| 24 | Fiammetta, Tony | FB | 6-0 | 242 | 3 | Syracuse |
| 68 | Free, Doug | OT | 6-6 | 320 | 5 | Northern Illinois |
| 96 | Geathers, Clifton | DE | 6-7 | 316 | 1 | South Carolina |
| 17 | Harris, Dwayne | WR | 5-10 | 207 | R | East Carolina |
| 97 | Hatcher, Jason | DE | 6-6 | 305 | 6 | Grambling State |
| 16 | Holley, Jesse | WR | 6-2 | 216 | 2 | North Carolina |
| 56 | James, Bradie | LB | 6-2 | 240 | 9 | Louisiana State |
| 21 | Jenkins, Mike | CB | 5-10 | 200 | 4 | South Florida |
| 28 | Jones, Felix | RB | 5-10 | 219 | 4 | Arkansas |
| 3 | Kitna, Jon | QB | 6-2 | 219 | 15 | Central Washington |
| 63 | Kosier, Kyle | G | 6-5 | 309 | 10 | Arizona State |
| 60 | Kowalski, Kevin | C | 6-4 | 301 | R | Toledo |
| 91 | Ladouceur, L.P. | LS | 6-5 | 255 | 7 | California |
| 50 | Lee, Sean | LB | 6-2 | 245 | 2 | Penn State |
| 95 | Lissemore, Sean | DE | 6-4 | 305 | 2 | William & Mary |
| 1 | McBriar, Mat | P | 6-0 | 223 | 8 | Hawaii |
| 40 | McCray, Danny | S | 6-1 | 222 | 2 | Louisiana State |
| 7 | McGee, Stephen | QB | 6-3 | 224 | 3 | Texas A&M |
| 29 | Murray, DeMarco | RB | 6-0 | 211 | R | Oklahoma |
| 61 | Nagy, Bill | C | 6-3 | 299 | R | Wisconsin |
| 41 | Newman, Terence | CB | 5-10 | 191 | 9 | Kansas State |
| 85 | Ogletree, Kevin | WR | 6-1 | 187 | 3 | Virginia |
| 78 | Parnell, Jermey | OT | 6-6 | 306 | 2 | Mississippi |
| 89 | Phillips, John | TE | 6-5 | 262 | 3 | Virginia |
| 90 | Ratliff, Jay | DT | 6-4 | 285 | 7 | Auburn |
| 81 | Robinson, Laurent | WR | 6-2 | 194 | 5 | Illinois State |
| 9 | Romo, Tony | QB | 6-2 | 227 | 9 | Eastern Illinois |
| 32 | Scandrick, Orlando | CB | 5-10 | 193 | 4 | Boise State |
| 43 | Sensabaugh, Gerald | S | 6-1 | 210 | 7 | North Carolina |
| 77 | Smith, Tyron | OT | 6-5 | 307 | R | Southern California |
| 98 | Spears, Marcus | DE | 6-4 | 311 | 7 | Louisiana State |
| 93 | Spencer, Anthony | LB | 6-3 | 254 | 5 | Purdue |
| 34 | Tanner, Phillip | RB | 6-0 | 214 | R | Middle Tennessee St |
| 25 | Walker, Frank | CB | 5-11 | 196 | 9 | Tuskegee |
| 94 | Ware, DeMarcus | LB | 6-4 | 257 | 7 | Troy |
| 82 | Witten, Jason | TE | 6-5 | 259 | 9 | Tennessee |
| Injured Reserved | ||||||
| 86 | Radway, Raymond | WR | 6-3 | 193 | R | Abilene Christian |
| Practice Squad | ||||||
| 31 | Butler, Mario | CB | 6-1 | 188 | R | Georgia Tech |
| 72 | Calloway, Robert | DT | 6-5 | 312 | 1 | Saginaw Valley State |
| 45 | Chapas, Shaun | FB | 6-2 | 247 | R | Georgia |
| 81 | Holmes, Andre | WR | 6-5 | 208 | R | Hillsdale |
| 58 | Lemon, Orie | LB | 6-1 | 244 | R | Oklahoma St |
| 27 | Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi | S | 6-0 | 210 | 2 | Indiana (PA) |
| 10 | Williams, Teddy | WR | 6-3 | 200 | 1 | Texas, San Antonio |
| Reserve Non-Football Injury | ||||||
| 54 | Carter, Bruce | LB | 6-3 | 233 | R | North Carolina |
| 2 | Forbath, Kai | K | 6-0 | 191 | R | UCLA |
2011 Season Schedule
2011 Preseason
| Win/Lose | DATE | OPPONENT | (TV BROADCAST) | TIME |
| 24/23 Win | Thu, Aug 11 | DENVER | (KTVT/CBS 11) | 7:30 PM |
| 7/20 Lose | Sun, Aug 21 | SAN DIEGO | (KXAS/NBC) presented by Papa John's | 7:00 PM |
| 23/17 Win | Sat, Aug 27 | @ Minnesota | (KTVT/CBS 11) | 7:00 PM |
| 3/17 Lose | Thu, Sept 1 | @ Miami | (KTVT/CBS 11) | 6:30 PM |
2011 Regular Season Opponents
| Win/Lose | DATE | OPPONENT | (TV BROADCAST) | TIME |
| 24/27 Loss | Sun, Sept. 11 | @ NY Jets | (NBC) | 7:20 PM TRAVEL |
| 27/24 Win | Sun, Sept. 18 | @ San Francisco | (FOX) | 3:05 PM TRAVEL |
| 18/16 Win | Mon, Sept. 26 | WASHINGTON | (ESPN) presented by Miller Lite | 7:30 PM |
| 30/34 Loss | Sun, Oct. 2 | DETROIT | (FOX) presented by Bank Of America | Noon |
| Sun, Oct. 9 | BYE | |||
| 16/20 Loss | Sun, Oct. 16 | @ New England | (FOX) | 3:15 PM TRAVEL |
| 34/7 Win | Sun, Oct. 23 | ST. LOUIS | (FOX) presented by Pepsi | 3:15 PM |
| 7/34 Loss | Sun, Oct. 30 | @ Philadelphia | (NBC) | 7:20 PM TRAVEL |
| 23/13 Win | Sun, Nov. 6 | SEATTLE | (FOX) presented by Albertson's | Noon |
| 44/7 Win | Sun, Nov. 13 | BUFFALO | (CBS) presented by Dr. Pepper | Noon |
| 27/24 Win (OT) | Sun, Nov. 20 | @ Washington | (FOX) | Noon* TRAVEL |
| 20/17 Win | Thu, Nov. 24 | MIAMI | (CBS) presented by AT&T | 3:15 PM |
| 19/13 Loss | Sun, Dec. 4 | @ Arizona | (FOX) | 3:15 PM* TRAVEL |
| 37/34 Loss | Sun, Dec. 11 | NY GIANTS | (NBC) presented by Ford Motor Company | 7:20 PM* |
| 31/15 Win | Sat, Dec. 17 | @ Tampa Bay | (NFLN) | 7:20 PM TRAVEL |
| 20/20 Loss | Sat, Dec. 24 | PHILADELPHIA | (FOX)presented by Reliant Energy | 3:15 PM |
| 31/14 Loss | Sun, Jan. 1 | @ NY Giants | (FOX) | Noon * |
Preseason Games
Dallas Cowboys 24 over Denver Broncos 23
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Dallas Cowboys new head coach Jason Garrett shows his trust in his team to take it all the way.
- 1st Quarter: M. Prater with a 24-yard field goal attempt to put the Broncos on the board with 3 to 0 over the Cowboys.
- 2nd Quarter: M. Prater with a 42-yard Field Goal Attempt to give the Broncos the lead over the Cowboys with 6 over 3.
- 3rd Quarter: S. McGee with a 6 yard pass to R. Radway to tie the game with 9 to 9
- 4th Quarter: J. Johnson with a 13 yard run to put the Broncos back on top with 15 over 10
D. Buehler with a 42 yard Field Goal to tie with 3 to 3 at 4:54 remaining in the 1st Quarter.
M. Prater with a 26-yard Field Goal attempt to keep the Broncos on top with 9 over 3 to end the 1/2.
D. Buehler with the point after to put the Cowboys on top with 10 to 9.
S. Hauschka with the point after to keep the Broncos lead over the Cowboys with 16 to 10.
S. McGee with a 76 yard pass to D. Harris to tie the game with 16.
E. B. Quinn with a 8 yard pass to E. Riley to once again give the Broncos the lead with 22 over 16.
S. Hauschka with the point after to keep the Broncos on top with 23 to 16.
S. McGee with a 13 yard pass to D. Harris to put the Cowboys 1 point behind with 23 to 22.
Jason Garrett calls for a 2-point conversion with 15 seconds left in the game.
S. McGee with a pass to M. Rucker in the End-Zone to put the Cowboys on top with 24 to 23.
Broncos get the ball back but are unable to score.
Dallas Cowboys wins over the Denver Broncos in the 1st Pre-Season game after the NFL lockout.
Game Leaders
Stephen McGee - 208 Yards Passing, 3 TD's
Jason Garrett - 5-3 Career Record
Regular Season
Dallas Cowboys 24 Loss Against New York Jets 27 (Week 1)
Dallas starts the game off on the right foot with 7 to 0 over the Jets and will continue the lead throughout the entire game. With good plays, and bad plays to end the game with a 27 to 24 victory for the Jets over the Cowboys, who were out played throughout 1/2 of the game, and a stopped punt for a Jets TD and several back and forth fumbles to find this a tight edge of your seat game from start to finish.
Tony Romo sealed the fate of the Cowboys by passing what was called the "What was he thinking" pass to Dez Bryant who was covered by D. Revis. A pass down the middle for a penalty for intentional grounding would have been better than the interception that ended the game.
Tony Romo played a good game tonight, up until he made the mistakes that cost the Cowboys the game.
Play-by-Play Action
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- First Quarter: Dez Bryant with some great plays to start the Regular season, with a great run that set up a Tony Romo 3 yard pass to Dez Bryant for a Touchdown, and a D. Bailey kick to put the first points on the board in favor of the Cowboys in visiting Jets Stadium with 7 to 0 over the Jets.
- Second Quarter: D. Bailey with a 34 Yard Field Goal to make it a 10 to 0 lead over the Jets.
- Third Quarter: Tony Romo 36 yard pass to Miles Austin for a Touchdown and a D. Bailey Field Goal to continue the Cowboys lead over the Jets with 17 to 7.
- Fourth Quarter: F. Jones with a 1 yard run and a D. Bailey kick with continue the Cowboys lead over the Jets with 24 to 10.
M. Sanchez with a 4 yard pass to D. Keller for a Touchdown and a N. Folk Field Goal to put the Jets on the board with 7, with Dallas still holding the lead over the Jets with 10.
N. Folk with a 34 yard Field Goal with keep their hopes alive with a 17 to 10 score with Dallas still in the lead.
M. Sanchez with a 26 yard pass to P. Burress and a N. Folk Field Goal to make it 24 to 17 with Dallas leading by a TD.
Dallas punts the ball to the Jets to have it blocked by I. Trufant with an 18 yard blocked punt return and a N. Folk Field Goal to tie the game at 24 to 24.
N. Folk with a 50 yard Field Goal to put the Jets in the lead for the first time in the game with 27 to 24, and to clinch the win from the Cowboys on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11.
My Thoughts of tonight's game.
This was the much-anticipated game, the first of the season, of a season that was not supposed to happen at all. With some high hopes of a win, thinking and hoping that the Cowboys would pull it off, as they were not the favorite to win tonight, rather is was in hopes of a Jets victory because of the 9/11 Anniversary, or was it because the Jets was supposed to be the better of the two teams. Either way, this game had some edge of your seat and fussing at the screen moments that can only come from pure glory and pure aggravation with a QB that has not lived up to the hype. It is time that Tony Romo starts to play like the multi-million dollar player that he is supposed to be, or I think that the Cowboys need to find another GB that wants to win.
Review for (Dallas Cowboys 24 to 27 loss against the New York Jets.)«
Dallas Cowboys 27 Win over San Francisco 49ers 24 (Week 2)
Dallas starts the game on the wrong foot, with a miss Field Goal attempt, and missed plays that made the Cowboy fans think of last season's upsets. This all started to fade away as the game continued. With the 49ers staying the in the lead through-out the entire game, until Romo along with Miles Austin connected to give this game the much needed kick in the butt, Texas style I might add, as Dallas wins it all in overtime, thanks to a Hail Mary throw from an injured Romo.
Play-by-Play Action
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- 1st Quarter: Dallas gets the ball at the start of the game, only to give up a Field Goal and the San Francisco 49ers did not do anything either, to leave the 1st quarter a no score.
- 2nd Quarter: F. Gore with a 1 yard run to put the 49ers on the board, and then a Field Goal kick from D. Akers to make this a 7 to 0 game in favor of the 49ers.
- 3rd Quarter: J. Kitna with a 5 yard-pass to Miles Austin and a D. Bailey Field Goal to tie the game at 14 to 14.
- 4th Quarter: D. Akers with a 55 yard Field Goal to keep their lead over Dallas with 24 to 14.
- Overtime: Tony Romo with a 77 yard throw to Holley, and a 19 yard Field Goal from D. Bailey to win in overtime.
A. Smith with a 12 yard-pass to K. Williams, and then a Field Goal kick from D. Akers to make this a 14 to 0 game in favor of the 49ers.
Tony Romo with a 53 yard-pass to Miles Austin, and then a Field Goal from D. Bailey to put Dallas on the Board with 7 to 14, 49ers in the lead.
A. Smith with a 29 yard-pass to D. Walker and a Field Goal from D. Akers to put the 49ers back on top with 21 to 14.
Tony Romo with a 25 yard-pass to Miles Austin who stretches his body out to make it a touchdown to remember and a D. Bailey Field Goal to keep Dallas in the game. 24 over 21 in favor of the 49ers.
With a D. Bailey 48 yard Field Goal to tie the game, to bring it into overtime.
My Thoughts of tonight's game.
Dallas pulled this one out of the hat, with extraordinary plays by Miles Austin and Romo, along with Kitna and Bailey to show, that the Dallas Cowboys could make the plays to win their games, as long as the players can get it together as they did here in the 2nd 1/2 and in overtime.
Review for (Dallas Cowboys 27 to 24 win against the San Francisco 49ers.)«
Injuries
Tony Romo suffered a rib injury in the first half of Sunday's win over the San Francisco 49ers when cornerback Carlos Rogers hit Tony from behind. This injury included a fractured rib and a punctured lung according to Coach Jason Garrett; Romo should be able to play in the much-anticipated rivalry against the Washington Redskins.
Romo has to wear a rib protector beneath his uniform until he has fully recovered from this injury.
I strongly feel that Tony got the punctured lung when he went back into the game, as he has tackled on several plays, which could have resulted in the punctured lung.Pro Bowl wide receiver Miles Austin re-aggravated a hamstring injury after three touchdown catches during Sunday's win against the 49ers.
Running back Felix Jones sustained a shoulder injury.
Starting Centre Phil Costa re-injured his right knee.
Jason Garrett is giving his team an extra day off this week to help them recover from their injuries. It is not certain if the above players will all play in next week Monday night game, but one thing is certain, the Dallas Cowboys are a very talented bunch of guys that are ready to give it their all to make this a winning season, as displayed in Sundays win against the favored 49ers.
Dallas Cowboys 18 Win over Washington Redskins 16 (Week 3)
September 26, 2011 Washington Redskins win the coin toss to receive the ball in the start of this Monday Night Football game.
Play-by-Play Action
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- First Quarter: Washing drives the ball to the red zone only to have G. Gano to kick a 46 yard Field Goal to put the first points on the board. Dallas gets the ball and has to settle for a 41 yard Field Goal to tie the game at 3 to 3. Redskins once again get the ball and drive it down only to settle for a Field Goal to put the Redskins in the lead over the Cowboys for 6 to 3.
- Second Quarter: Dallas gets the ball and once again, has to settle for a Field Goal.
- Third Quarter: Dallas gets the ball to start the third quarter, with a nice throw to Dez Bryant to keep the drive alive. Romo throw to Whitten for another first down, and with a Romo Hail Mary to wide receiver, intercepted by the Redskins. Then a pass from R. Grossman to T. Hightower for a 1 yard pass into the end zone to give the Redskins the only Touchdown of this game, and a Field Goal from G. Gano to give the Redskins a 15 to 9 lead in the beginning of the third.
- Fourth Quarter: Dallas gets the ball and once again, has to settle for a Field Goal from D. Bailey to make it a 1 point lead by the Redskins.
Redskins to kick a Field Goal blocked and recovered by the Cowboys due to a missed catch and set by the handler. Cowboys once again has to settle for yet another Field Goal to make it 3 Field Goals in the game for this first half and to put the Cowboys in the lead.
Redskins gets to ball back before the half, and settles with a 50 yard Field Goal to tie Dallas going into halftime.
Dallas gets the ball back and has to settle for a 41 yard Field Goal from D. Bailey to make it a 4 point lead for the Redskins.
Dallas gets the ball back and once again, has to settle for a Field Goal in the final minutes of the game, to put the Cowboys in the lead for the second and final time of this game with 18 to 16. Anthony Spencer helped to clinch this Monday Night Game with a sack and a forced Fumble. Dallas kneel the ball, and the clock runs out, with 1 timeout remaining by the Redskins, but they do not take it, as they know that there is no way that they can get the ball back to save the game.
Dallas wins with 18 over the Redskins 16.
Jones gets a 20-yard run, for the longest run of the season.
Dez Bryant with a 30-yard run.
Anthony Spencer, with a game winning sack and forced fumble.
D. Bailey with 6 Field Goals completion to win this game for the Dallas Cowboys.
My Thoughts of tonight's game.
Aggravated to say the least, with so many mistakes on the Cowboys team, it is a wonder I have a voice left, including my son. I tell you this much right now, Romo has proved himself to be a finisher, but, if he does not get some rest on them ribs and his lungs, he is going to have some major health issues in the future. For tonight's win over the Redskins, is something that I am especially proud of, as the Redskins were to full of themselves going into this game, and the Cowboys had to bring this back down to the good ole' Country Life. GO COWBOYS!!!
Review for (Dallas Cowboys 18 to Washington Redskins 16)«
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Dallas Cowboys 34 Win over St. Louis Rams 7 (Week 7)
Dallas dominated this game, with a break out 91 yard rushing run by DeMarcus Murray, makes you think that Emmit Smith was reborn into this execelent runner.
Play-by-Play Action
- First Quarter Romo pass to DeMarcus Murray for a 91-yard TD run.
- Second Quarter Romo with a 1-yard pass to Jason Whitten for the second Touchdown in this game.
- Third Quarter D. Bailey once again, with a 51 yard Field Goal to put the Cowboys even further in the lead with 20 to 7.
- Fourth Quarter Romo pass to P. Tanner for a 6-yard TD run
D. Bailey for the point after, to make it 7 to 0 to start this game.
D. Bailey for the point after, to make it 14 to 0 in the second quarter.
S. Jackson with a 6-yard run for the Rams first Touchdown of the game.
Josh Brown with the point after to put the Rams on the board for the first time in this game, to make it 14 to 7 Cowboys.
D. Bailey with a 30-yard Field goal before the half to make this a 17 to 7 game with the Cowboys leading into the half.
D. Bailey Field Goad to make this a 27 to 7 game.
Romo with a 20 Yard pass to Dez Bryant to seal this game for the Cowboys
D. Bailey for the point after, to make this a 34 to 7 game,
with a much-needed Dallas win over the St. Louis Rams.
Dallas is now in second place for the NFC East
Following the New York Giants who are in the lead with a 4 to 2 start on the season.
DeMarcus Murray ran for a franchise-record 253 yards
Which included a 91-yard touchdown. This is the second longest in franchise history for the Dallas Cowboys.
This was one of the most exciting games that I have seen the Cowboys play in a long time, though I was not able to watch it in its entirety, for what I did see, and what I read about, and the video's that I watched after the game, it was one for the Dallas Cowboys record books.
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Dallas Cowboys 7 Loss Against Philadelphia Eagles 34 (Week 8)
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Dallas Cowboys 23 Win over Seattle Seahawks 13 (Week 9)
Dallas dominated this game with great plays and a defense that would not allow for much yards to be made by Seattle.
Play-by-Play Action
- First Quarter: 20-Yard Field Goal by D. Bailey, to put the first points on the board for Dallas with 3 to 0
- Second Quarter: D. Bailey with another Dallas Field Goal, to put Dallas back on top, with 6 to 3.
- Third Quarter: Tony Romo with a pass to Jason Whitten for a 33-Yard Touchdown, and D. Bailey with the point after, to put the Cowboys back on top with 13 to 6, and the first Touchdown of the game.
- Forth Quarter: Hatcher with an Interception, to set up a 6-Yard pass from Romo to L. Robinson for another Dallas Touchdown, and D. Bailey with the point after, to put Dallas even further on top with 20 to 6. M. Lynch with a 4-Yard run, for a Seattle Touchdown and S. Hauschka with the point after, to give Seattle 13 points in the game.
45-Yard Field Goal by S. Hauschka, to put Seattle on the board with a tie at 3 to 3.
S. Hauschka with another Seattle Field Goal, to once again, tie the game, with 6 to 6.
There was many missed opportunities in the first half of this Sundays matchup, were Dallas could have been 21 to 6 before the half, instead of 6 to 6.
Luckily, Dallas pulled it out, and was able to take this one home for the win. Dallas Cowboys vs Seattle Seahawks November 6, 2011 12:00 PM«
Dallas Cowboys 23 to Seattle Seahawks 13«
Dallas Cowboys 44 Win over Buffalo Bills 7 (week 10)
Dallas Cowboys played host to the Buffalo Bills,
This is the first game that Dallas has one with a 37-point margin of victory since Oct. 22, 2000. Dallas has not scored this many points since Sept. 9, 2009.
This was in fact, a kick-ass game, from start to finish, with some of the best plays by all members of this Dallas Cowboys team.
Play-by-Play Action
- First Quarter: Tony Romo to Dez Bryant, with a 34-yard-pass for a TD
- Second Quarter: Tony Romo to Laurent Robinson, with a 58-yard-pass for a TD
- Third Quarter: Dan Bailey with a 45-yard Field Goal
- Fourth Quarter: Dan Bailey with a 31-yard Field Goal
Dan Bailey for the point after
Dallas 7 to Bills 0 Tony Romo to Laurent Robinson, with a 5-yard-pass for a TD
Dan Bailey for the point after to give Dallas 14 to Bills 0
Dan Bailey for the point after to give Dallas 21 to Bills 0 R. Fitzpatrick to D. Nelson, with a 3-yard-pass for a TD
D. Rayner for the point after to give Dallas 21 to Bills 7 Demarco Murray, 1-yard-run for a TD
Dan Bailey for the point after to give Dallas 28 to Bills 7
Dallas 31 to Bills 7 Dan Bailey with a 36-yard Field Goal
Dallas 34 to Bills 7
Dallas 37 to Bills 7 Terrance Newman, 43-yard interception return, this is Newman's second interception of the game.
Dan Bailey for the point after to give Dallas 44 to Bills 7
Jason Whitten moves to third place in all-time tight-end receptions.
Terrance Newman had two Interceptions with one Touchdown.
DeMarco leads the league in yardage per carry, by at least 1-1/2 yards, with over 20 carries in this game with over 120 yards.
Dan Bailey has 21 consecutive FG in this season.
Tony Romo with 23 out of 26, setting a franchise record for single-game accuracy by hitting on 88.5 percent of his passes.
Tony had 270 yards with three TD's.
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Dallas Cowboys 27 Win over Washington Redskins 24 (Week 11)
Dallas and Washington both played a good game, however, it was the Dallas Cowboys who came away with the win in Overtime, with a Dal Bailey Field Goal.
Play-by-Play Action
- First Quarter: Tony Romo to Dez Bryant for a 22-yard Touchdown
- Second Quarter: Dan Bailey with a 37-yard Field Goal, to put Dallas 10 to 0
- Third Quarter: Gano with a 40-Yard Field Goal to keep the Redskins in the lead
- Fourth Quarter: Tony Romo to L. Robinson for a 7-Yard Touchdown
- Overtime: Redskins win the coin toss, and receive the ball first.
Dan bailey for the point after, Dallas 7 to 0
R. Grossman, with a 4-yard Touchdown
Gano for the point after too put the Redskins on the Board.
Dallas 10 to 7 Redskins
R. Grossman too J. Gaffney for a 16-yard Touchdown
Gano for the point after too put the Redskins in the lead.
Redskin 14 to 10 Dallas
Redskins 17 to 10 Dallas
Dan Bailey for the point after too tie the game.
Dallas 17 to 17 Redskins
Tony Romo too Jason Whitten for a 59-Yard Touchdown
Dan Bailey for the point after too put Dallas back in the lead.
Dallas 24 to 17 Redskins
R. Grossman too D. Stallworth for a 4-yard Touchdown
Gano for the point after too tie the game.
Dallas 24 to 24 Redskins
Tony Romo takes a knee to put the game into Overtime.
Gano with a missed 52 Yard Field Goal, this was Gano's second missed Field Goal in this game.
Dallas gets the ball on the 34-yard-line, after several plays, and First Downs.
Dallas gets into Field Goal range, on the third down.
Dan Bailey with a 39-yard Field Goal to win the game
Dallas 27 to 24 Redskins
Jason Whitten had his longest run of his career, proving that he can outrun his defender, in a foot race for the end zone.
Dan Bailey with 26 straight Field Goal completions, is by far the best Rookie Kicker for the Cowboys, and continues to prove it every week.
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Dallas Cowboys 20 Win over Miami Dolphins 19 (Week 12)
Dallas Cowboys host the Miami Dolphins to a three game winning streak for both teams. Dallas proved once again, that they are the team to beat, putting Dallas at "7" and "4" on the season.
Play-by-Play Action
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- 1st Quarter: Tony Romo with two passes that were intercepted by Miami,
- Second Quarter: Dan Bailey with a 32-yard field Goal to tie the game
- Third Quarter: Graham with a 27-yard Field Goal .
- Fourth Quarter: Romo with a 18-yard pass to Robinson for another Cowboys touchdown.
S. Graham for Miami with a 26-yard Field Goal to put the first points on the board, of which, was a result from the last interception from Romo.
Dallas 0 to Miami 3
Dallas 3 to Miami 3
Romo with a 5-yard pass to Robinson for the first touchdown of the game.
Dan Bailey for the point after to put Dallas in the lead.
Dallas 10 to Miami 3.
Graham with a 28-yard Field Goal before the half to give Miami 6 to Dallas 10.
Miami 9 to Dallas 10.
M. Moore with a 35-yard pass to B. Marshall for a touchdown.
Graham for the point after too put Miami in the lead.
Dallas 10 to Miami 16.
Dan Bailey with the point after, just put Dallas back in the lead.
Dallas 17 to Miami 16.
Graham with a 23-yard Field Goal too once again takes the lead.
Miami 19 over Dallas 17.
With 3 seconds remaining in the game, the game rest on the rookie kicker Dan Bailey
Dan Bailey with a 28-yard field goal to win the game with 20 over Miami 19
My Thoughts of tonight's game.
This game was one for the books, with some missed plays, and some great plays from both teams, however, Dallas came out and took control of the game in the final seconds, and were able to come away with a much-needed win. Promo (Dallas Cowboys vs Miami Dolphins November 24, 2011 Thankgiving)«
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Dallas Cowboys 13 Loss against Arizona Cardinals 19 (Week 13)
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Dallas Cowboys 34 Loss against New York Giants 37 (Week 14)
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Dallas Cowboys 31 Win over Tampa Bay Buccaneers 15 (Week 15)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers played host to the Dallas Cowboys in a much-needed game win for Dallas.
Play-by-Play Action
- First Quarter: Romo to Austin for an 8-yard Touchdown
- Second Quarter: Romo to Robinson for a 9-yard Touchdown
- Third Quarter: Romo fumbles the ball; D. Watson of Tamp Bay returns the ball for a 7-yard touchdown.
- Fourth Quarter: Neither team scored in the 4th Quarter.
Bailey with the point after, to put the Cowboys on the board for the start of this Saturday matchup against Tampa.
Dallas 7 to 0
Romo to Bryant for an 8-yard Touchdown
Bailey with the point after
Dallas 14 to 0
Bailey with the point after
Dallas 21 to 0
Romo with a 1-yard Quarterback sneak for a Touchdown
Bailey with the point after
Dallas leads 28 to 0 to go into halftime
Barth with the point after too put Tampa Bay on the board for the first time in the game.
Dallas 28 to Tampa Bay 7
Dan Bailey with a 30-yard Field Goal, to continue Dallas lead
Dallas 31 to Tampa Bay 7
Freeman to Briscoe with a 13-yard Touchdown
Freeman to Winslow for a 2-point conversion.
Dallas 31 to Tampa Bay 15
Romo takes a knee 2 times to close out this Saturdays matchup, with Dallas winning 31 to 15.
I feel that Dallas did a good job in holding their lead and winning tonight game. Even though, the 3rd quarter brought on a Dallas defense that was a little too over confident, and slacked off on defending Tampa, and this reflects the game, and with all fans, including myself, made for some nervous ticks and bad memories from the last 2 losses.
Dallas won this one, and now, we have to continue are wins and the Giants have to loose theirs.
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Dallas Cowboys 7 Loss Against Philadelphia Eagles 20 (Week 16)
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Dallas Cowboys 14 Loss Against New York Giants 31 (Week 17)
January 1, 2012 New Years Day
Dallas Cowboys loss against the New York Giants for the NFC Eastern Division Championships.
Dallas goes home with an 8 and 8 record on the season.
