The season-ending knee surgery for Cowboys running back Lance Dunbar is felt in many ways. It seems as if he was just starting to find a groove when his knee gave way on a tackle in the fourth quarter of the Cowboys' victory against the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. Losing Dunbar means the Cowboys miss a speedy back who is a solid change-of-pace to DeMarco Murray's measured runs. Dunbar averaged 6.8 yards per carry, the biggest run coming on a 45-yard sprint, against the Raiders on Thanksgiving Day.
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