Dallas Cowboys’ Anthony Spencer says knee injury almost behind him

September 28th, 2008 by Emm-mitt
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Dallas Cowboys’ Anthony Spencer says knee injury almost behind him
IRVING — Anthony Spencer quickly backtracked from describing the problem in his right knee as a blood clot to more like a buildup of scar tissue.

Tony Romo headed home for first start at Lambeau (AP)

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo looks up at the scoreboard in the first quarter of their NFL football game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Irving, Texas, Monday, Sept. 15, 2008. Wisconsin native Tony Romo has been to Lambeau Field only twice in his life, as a teenager for a Green Bay Packers preseason game and then four years ago when he was the Dallas Cowboys' No. 3 quarterback and holder. This time, Romo is a two-time Pro Bowler going home to face the Packers on their legendary field.

Tony Romo grew up in Wisconsin rooting for Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers. Yet, the Cowboys quarterback has been to Lambeau Field only twice in his life. The only time he went to watch the Packers play was as a teenager, when he and his father made the 150-mile trip from Burlington for a preseason game.


NFL Stadiums: What’s In A Name? (Yahoo! Sports)
Football purists detest stadiums named after corporations. Who can blame them? Once upon a time we had “the catch”…

Thomas getting first taste of Cowboys-Redskins (AP)

In this July 25, 2008, file photo, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Zach Thomas holds his mouthpiece between his teeth during the NFL football team's training camp in Oxnard, Calif. Thomas, the leading tackler for Dallas even though he's still learning the system, is getting ready for his first Cowboys-Washington Redskins game. It's his first taste of that rivalry and was supposed to be the first game he played against Jason Taylor, his Miami teammate the last 11 seasons--and his brother-in-law. Taylor will miss the game with an injury.

Texas native Zach Thomas has a family divided by the Cowboys-Redskins rivalry before even playing in it. Still, Thomas’ first taste of the matchup won’t be quite as bitter as it could have been for Dallas’ leading tackler. Sunday’s game was supposed to be the first Thomas played against Jason Taylor, his teammate with the Miami Dolphins the past 11 seasons and his brother-in-law.


NFL Power Poll: Here’s to Cowboys and old guys (SportingNews.com)
When watching the NFL, it’s always in with the new. We tend to get excited about the rookies and young breakout players, and always like to call out which older players have hit a wall.

Cowboys Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

For those who are looking for a meltdown from receiver Terrell Owens after catching just two passes against the Packers last Sunday, don’t hold your breath.

Owens is truly not the player you thought he was - to steal a line from Dennis Green.

Actually Owens has caught only two passes the last six quarters combined dating back to last Monday’s victory against the Eagles.

So you’d think he might be causing an uproar as the Cowboys prepare for Sunday’s matchup against the Redskins.

But this is the new T.O.

The happy camper T.O.

The T.O. that says, “As long as we are winning I don’t have a problem.”

The Cowboys are winning. Owens also knows the Cowboys are going to do everything they can to get him the ball, and he understands that with…

ESPN crowns the Dallas Cowboys the kings of the NFC
Would you take the Cowboys or the rest of the NFC field? The guys on the cable network take Dallas.

Street’s turmoil hits Dallas-Fort Worth area

In small ways, Wall Street’s implosion is starting to be felt in North Texas. At Arlington City Hall, city leaders postponed a $180 million bond issue for the Dallas Cowboys stadium that had been planned for …

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