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    I don't really remember the last time I was impressed with the backbone, chemistry and composure of a Cowboys team, but suffice to say it has been a decade or so. "This was huge for our team ... I'm so proud of our composure. At 2-2, and taking Kansas City into overtime (in Week 5), a lot of people were wondering what's going on with this team? We just kind of stayed together and stayed true together, and worked hard and got better. To fight back and at the halfway mark be in the (division) lead says a lot about our team." The Cowboys are all alone in first place in the NFC East as midseason arrives. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
    This was huge for our team ... I'm so proud of our composure. At 2-2, and taking Kansas City into overtime (in Week 5), a lot of people were wondering what's going on with this team? We just kind of stayed together and stayed true together, and worked hard and got better. To fight back and at the halfway mark be in the (division) lead says a lot about our team.
    Jason Witten – Jason Witten SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
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Don Banks: Cowboys make amends in Philly
  1. I really have liked the way Roy has put his head down and really played hard for us ... Roy had a couple games that I think he got frustrated, but I see the way he played tonight and know that we made the right decision bringing him in here.
    Jerry Jones – Jerry Jones SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
  2. They all count, and they're all big, but this was a huge win for us because it was against a division opponent on the road, and a team that's going to be in the playoff picture
    Keith Brooking – Keith Brooking SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
  3. You can't look back in my opinion ... It's not something we sat there and said, 'Hey, we've got to make amends for something.' That was last year. They got us. That was their year. We're trying to make this year our year, and so far the process has been the right way with the guys, with the commitment l...
    Tony Romo – Tony Romo SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
  4. We're going to protect the ball. We may miss some stuff -- and we did tonight, a couple of times -- but we're also going to get them a few times. At the end of the day, you just want to have more good ones than bad.
    SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
  5. Defensively we made the stops we had to make, and then there was a moment after those stops that pretty much sums it up right here
    Keith Brooking – Keith Brooking SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago
  6. That was our motto coming in
    Tony Romo – Tony Romo SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 2 weeks ago

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