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Five losses in a row.
The Dallas Cowboys haven’t experienced five losses in a row since losing 45-7 at Lambeau Field on November 7, 2010. Each loss has reinforced the fact that Tony Romo’s value to the Cowboys has been consistently understated for his entire career.
The Cowboys failed once again in Romo’s absence to move the ball with any consistency, picking up only 220 yards of offense. The defense finally got off their turnover snide and held the Seahawks to only 13 points, but it wasn’t enough, as the Cowboys couldn’t find their way into the end zone offensively, registering only four Dan Bailey field goals.
The game had its share of drama and controversy, from the brutal injury to Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette suffered during a punt, to the illegal timeout called by Seattle that was allowed by the referees, avoiding a penalty that would have given Dallas a first down in the red zone. But in the end, the Cowboys didn’t make the plays necessary to win the game, and they now find themselves 2-5 with a tough road to achieve the goals they had when the season opened.
Read on for all the grades, notes and quotes from the game.
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The Dallas Cowboys haven’t experienced five losses in a row since losing 45-7 at Lambeau Field on November 7, 2010. Each loss has reinforced the fact that Tony Romo’s value to the Cowboys has been consistently understated for his entire career.
The Cowboys failed once again in Romo’s absence to move the ball with any consistency, picking up only 220 yards of offense. The defense finally got off their turnover snide and held the Seahawks to only 13 points, but it wasn’t enough, as the Cowboys couldn’t find their way into the end zone offensively, registering only four Dan Bailey field goals.
The game had its share of drama and controversy, from the brutal injury to Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette suffered during a punt, to the illegal timeout called by Seattle that was allowed by the referees, avoiding a penalty that would have given Dallas a first down in the red zone. But in the end, the Cowboys didn’t make the plays necessary to win the game, and they now find themselves 2-5 with a tough road to achieve the goals they had when the season opened.
Read on for all the grades, notes and quotes from the game.
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