SEATTLE -- The Dallas Cowboys traveled to the noisiest stadium in the western hemisphere -- or so we've been told -- to play the defending Super Bowl champs, a collection of football bullies known for humiliating their opponents in the Emerald City. No worries. The Cowboys didn't get flustered when they fell behind by 10 points early against a team that had won 17 of its previous 18 home games. And they didn't flinch when Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner's devastating hit left Tony Romo crumpled on the turf midway through the first quarter.
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