Cowboys tested but keep Bengals out of win column Irving, TX (Sports Network) - Tony Romo threw for three touchdowns, including
two in the fourth quarter, to lead the Dallas Cowboys to a 31-22 victory over
the Cincinnati Bengals at Texas Stadium.
Romo completed 14-of-23 passes for 176 yards, while also throwing an
interception, for the Cowboys (4-1), who were coming off a home defeat to the
Washington Redskins. Felix Jones ran for 96 yards and a touchdown on only nine
carries, and Jason Witten had eight receptions for 79 yards and a score.
Terrell Owens, who last week complained of not touching the ball enough, onl... More...
After Terrell Owens scored on a 57 yard touchdown reception against the Bengals, he was seen on the Cowboys sideline crying. No, he was not crying because that catch was his only one of two in the game. Owens was playing in Week 5 with a heavy heart after a family member had passed away, according to the Star Telegram.
Our View:Even though TO has seen his catches go down, his touchdowns continue to grow. Ownens has visited the end zone in everyone of the Cowboys game but one.
Dallas linebacker Bradie James seems quite high on himself and his Cowboys teammates, according to the Dallas Morning News. "We come in here, and I guess everybody expects us to be some kind of superheroes, which in essence we kind of are, but man ... I come in here on Monday, and I'm trying to enjoy my win, and people are, like, beating us up," James said.
Our View:Superheroes? Really? Although we have to admit it would be entertaining to see the Cowboys play their games with a cape. James is a fine linebacker, and has amassed 26 tackles this year, but he may have gone just a bit too far with this one.
