By Artie Cappello: After watching you on the sidelines in Dallas, during and after the game; then hearing the things you’ve been saying this week, one thing is clear Jim Schwartz–you love you some YOU!

That’s all good. You should feel good that your team is 4 – 0

What’s not good is how you and your team interpreted your win against our Dallas Cowboys. Acting like the win had anything to do with how well you played or how good you think you are. (more…)

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After being up by 24 points early in the 3rd quarter, the Dallas Cowboys lose to the Detroit Lions in a shocker on Sunday, 34-30. The Lions scored 17 unanswered points in the 4th  quarter to pull out the miracle win. For the Cowboys, it is the greatest lead ever lost by any Dallas team in franchise history.

The Lions started the game with a 19 yard run by RB Jahvid Best. But the Dallas defense made their presence felt early when safety Gerald Sensabaugh intercepted the Lion’s QB Matthew Stafford on a pass intended for WR Calvin Johnson.

As the Dallas offense took over, they started with a nice screen play to TE Martellus Bennett for a big gain. That lead to a 25 yard touchdown pass from QB Tony Romo to WR Dez Bryant along the right sideline. Bryant used his height advantage and simply reached out to grab the ball without much interference from the smaller DB. Dallas took the early lead, 7-0. (more…)