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    As I mentioned earlier in the week, they are rolling on all cylinders right now, which is -- I think they are the No. 2-ranked offense in the league.'' That scheme includes allowing the creative juices of Romo (138-for-230, 1,908 yards, 12 TDs, four interceptions) to flow when the protection breaks down. "Part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays, those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the field, finding a receiver when he's going through the impromptu that he does ... Yards after breakdown, so to speak. I don't know if that's a stat, but he does a great job with it and we have to be aware of it." Not all is harmonious in Big D, however. Full Article at The Morning Call
    Part of their success on offense is due in part to those plays, those Brett Favre-type plays, where he scrambles, the play breaks down, he checks the ball down to a running back, finds a tight end, gains a first down with his feet, or throws the ball down the field, finding a receiver when he's going through the impromptu that he does ... Yards after breakdown, so to speak. I don't know if that's a stat, but he does a great job with it and we have to be aware of it.
    – Sean McDermott SOURCE: The Morning Call 4 weeks ago
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The Big D has some big O going on
  1. This is just a typical week for me ... Every week I've got a challenge.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 4 weeks ago
  2. I am excited to get to play again ... It really doesn't matter at this point who we are playing against for me. It means a little bit extra because it's Dallas, but I just want to be able to go out there and play a football game.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 4 weeks ago
  3. He has no weaknesses in any part of his game
    – Brent Celek SOURCE: The Morning Call 4 weeks ago
  4. They've got a great scheme with what [offensive coordinator] coach [Jason] Garrett does down there
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 4 weeks ago

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