OXNARD, Calif. – The best play of Sunday’s practice for the Dallas Cowboys should have been a small gain on a slant pass from Tony Romo to Dez Bryant. But with unspoken word built through years of playing and practicing together, Romo and Bryant saw the same thing when the defense blitzed. Instead of throwing the pass in the first window with the pressure coming, Romo waited a tick and Bryant kept running with Orlando Scandrick trailing as the second window opened.
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