IRVING, Texas -- As the Dallas Cowboys go forward without Lance Dunbar as their change-of-pace running back behind DeMarco Murray, rookie Joseph Randle is ready. “I’m just going to go in there and make plays and do what I’ve been doing since I was 3,” Randle said. Earlier in the year with Murray bothered by a knee injury and Dunbar slowed by a hamstring strain, Randle was the No. 1 back. In four games he carried 45 times for 111 yards.
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