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Special Coverage: Dallas Cowboys

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Bledsoe Talks Retirement

Former quarterback Drew Bledsoe tells NBC 5’s Newy Scruggs he’ll be hard to find after retirement in a 2006 interview. More

Cowboys Sign Ken Hamlin

The Cowboys add experience to the secondary by signing safety Ken Hamlin. More

Rivera Speaks After Cowboys Interview

Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Ron Rivera talks about the prospect of coaching the Cowboys after his interview. More

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Rivera Up For Cowboys Coaching Job?

Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Ron Rivera’s wife called him to tell him that he was rumored to be on the Cowboys coaching list. More

Parcells Speaks For First Time Since Retiring

Former Cowboys coach Bill Parcells speaks to a New York radio station about his time in Dallas. More

RomoMania Doesn't Answer Question Of Whether He Can Lead Cowboys

Cowboys Schedule Memorial Service For 'Crazy Ray'

Cowboys Sign QB Brad Johnson

Cowboys Will Send Four To Pro Bowl

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Cowboys Tested But Keep Bengals Out Of Win Column

Tony Romo threw for three touchdowns, including two in the fourth quarter, to lead the Dallas Cowboys to a 31-22 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals at Texas Stadium.

NFL Game Summary - Cincinnati At Dallas

Bengals Face Long Odds In Big D

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NFL Game Summary - Washington At Dallas

Campbell, 'Skins Shock Cowboys At Texas Stadium

Sun, Oct. 5	FINAL
Cincinnati (0-4)	22
Dallas (3-1)	31
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2008 Dallas Cowboys Schedule/Results

Date	Time (ET)	Opponent	Result	Record
09/07/2008	04:15 PM	at Cleveland	W, 28-10	1-0-0
09/15/2008	08:30 PM	Philadelphia	W, 41-37	2-0-0
09/21/2008	08:15 PM	at Green Bay	W, 27-16	3-0-0
09/28/2008	04:15 PM	Washington	L, 26-24	3-1-0
10/05/2008	04:15 PM	Cincinnati	W, 31-22	4-1-0
10/12/2008	04:15 PM	at Arizona
10/19/2008	01:00 PM	at St. Louis
10/26/2008	01:00 PM	Tampa Bay
11/02/2008	04:15 PM	at NY Giants
11/16/2008	08:15 PM	at Washington
11/23/2008	01:00 PM	San Francisco
11/27/2008	04:15 PM	Seattle
12/07/2008	04:15 PM	at Pittsburgh
12/14/2008	08:15 PM	NY Giants
12/20/2008	08:15 PM	Baltimore
12/28/2008	01:00 PM	at Philadelphia

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Ryan Longwell made all three of his field goal attempts, including the game-winning 30-yard boot with 13 seconds left as the Minnesota Vikings came away with a 30-27 decision against the New Orleans Saints at the Superdome. Gus Frerotte played mistake-free football, completing 19-of-36 for 222 yards and a touchdown for Minnesota (2-3), which was coming off a debilitating 30-17 loss in Tennessee last week. Adrian Peterson found it tough running against a porous Saints defense, carrying the ball 21 times for a mere 32 yards. Bernard Berrian hauled in six balls for 110 yards and a touchdown, while inducing a critical pass interference penalty to set up the game-winning kick. Antoine Winfield keyed the defensive effort with a blocked field goal returned for a touchdown, to go along with a sack and a forced fumble and recovery. Reggie Bush became the 12th player in NFL history to return two punts for touchdowns, in addition to 64 yards receiving on seven receptions for New Orleans (2-3), which has dropped three of four to fall into last place in the NFC South. Drew Brees connected on 26-of-46 for 330 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions, while Devery Henderson caught four balls for a team-high 104 yards and a score for the Saints, who were done in by four turnovers and two missed field goals by Martin Gramatica.

Vikings Win Wild One Over Saints On Longwell's Field Goal

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Report: Vikings' Henderson Placed On Injured Reserve

Bills Unsure Of Edwards' Status After Concussion

Packers To Rest Rodgers Until Thursday

Rams Place TE McMichael On IR

Griese Questionable; Garcia Could Start

New York Safety Smith Appealing Suspension For Hit On Boldin

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