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It certainly wasn’t impressive by any stretch of the imagination, but the Dallas Cowboys held off the Cincinnati Bengals for a 31-22 victory.
Quarterback Tony Romo threw for just 173 yards but did have three touchdowns and just one interception.
The game was closer than the score indicated, as the Cowboys needed a fluky tipped ball that resulted in a touchdown catch for wide receiver Patrick Crayton to put the game out of reach.
You would have thought the Cowboys would have come out at home and taken some anger from last week’s loss out on the hapless Bengals, but that wasn’t the case.
Dallas seems to lack some killer instinct. They better find some of it, because championship teams have it. |
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