Patriots-Cowboys: Half Of What We Think We Know Is 50% Wrong
realsportsbloggers.com 10/14/2007 — I used to think sports journalists knew something. They sounded like they did. Very confident lot. Use words like establish. "Well, Mike, the Patriots will establish the running game early and try and neutralize the Cowboy pass rush. If Dallas doesn’t put some pressure on Tom Brady it could be a long afternoon for Dallas."
RANDOM OBSERVATIONS : PATRIOTS @ COWBOYS
epiccarnival.com 10/14/2007 — by Davey , Blown Coverage So this is it. Two of the three undefeated teams going head-to-head in what could be a possible Super Bowl preview. To say that my erection is massive right now is quite the understatement. We all know the storylines here. ...
Brady's 5 TDs push Patriots past Cowboys 48-27
sports.yahoo.com 10/14/2007 — Tom Brady threw a career-high five touchdown passes, with Donte Stallworth taking the final one 69 yards to break open a tight game early in the fourth quarter, as the New England Patriots won 48-27 on Sunday in a rare battle of teams with 5-0 records.
Patriots Rout Cowboys 48-27 in "Duel in Dallas"
besteversportstalk.blogspot.com 10/15/2007 — The "Duel in Dallas" between the Patriots and the Cowboys turned into a dud in the second half for the Cowboys, who were outscored 27-3 after they briefly took a 24-21 lead. Armed with a revamped receiving corps, Tom Brady seems poised to rewrite the NFL's single-season passing records.
It Just Pops Up Fluffier For Patriots,48-27
soxanddawgs.com 10/15/2007 — The New England Patriots went into Dallas and earned their first victory in five tries at Texas Stadium, 48-27 in a hard fought battle of two unbeaten teams. Tom Brady threw five TD passes, two to Wes Welker and one each to Kyle Brady, Randy Moss and Donte` Stallworth, Kyle Eckel added a rushing TD and Stephen Gostkowski kicked a pair of field goals.
Flappers: Time Traveler Beams In For Patriots-Cowboys Presser
deadspin.com 10/15/2007 — Absolutely bizarre question-and-answer session at the end of the Patriots-Cowboys game last night: Apparently, it's not so difficult to get a press pass in Dallas.
Some guy, "using a tone and syntax reminiscent of old Movietone newsreel audio," ...
T.O. writes note: 'Getcha Popcorn Ready' - NFL - MSNBC.com
msnbc.msn.com 10/15/2007 — IRVING, Texas - A new tactic for Terrell Owens: Instead of talking, he wrote a note. Even Owens apparently knows the Dallas Cowboys’ game Sunday against New England, a pair of 5-0 teams and multiple Super Bowl winners, doesn’t need any extra hype. Nor ...
