ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys had far prettier drives during the course of the regular season but none more important than what they did in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 24-20 wild-card playoff victory against the Lions. Fifty-nine yards separated the Cowboys from a potential game-winning touchdown. In the first half, that might have seemed like a mile given how the Detroit Lions pressured and harried the Cowboys’ offense. In the fourth quarter, however, there was a sense of calm, which considering Tony Romo's past might strike thousands of people funny.
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