Tony Romo was 18-24 for 192/8.0 YPP.
That was your first team secondary getting shredded like Swiss cheese. Your offense couldn't stay on the field, and they went 3 and out, like 3 times in the first half. Only Dallas' "great" cover units let you get 3 on that one drive where you went backwards, after starting deep in Dallas territory.
If our dummy RT doesn't move on 4th and 4 chain links, that is 7 more on that other long, grinding drive.
That was the Titans first team defense huffing and puffing while being dominated up and down the field in the first half.
466 total yards for Dallas to 140 total yards for the deep, almighty Titans.
Kerry Kollins was 8-11-1 for 55 yards/5.0 YPP. He wanted to go deep some and either didn't have time or he had to check down when he had time.
It wasn't 45-14, but it was a butt kicking. Dallas had 217 yards rushing that day. However, the time of possession was real lop-sided on Friday night.
40:57 for Dallas and 19:03 for the Titans.
Only Dallas could have the Titans up with 50 seconds left after kicking their butts up and down the field for the entire half. What Tennessee have? 30 yards or so before they finally scored a TD.
Felix Jones took care of that! Three guys were around him when he caught the ball. 1-800-SEEYA!
Chris Johnson's big ego isn't talking smack now.