";s:4:"text";s:5727:" Served!”.Relive the fourth quarter via the comments of Cowboys fans and other as they watched a comeback for the ages.The sneaky kick cooked up by Greg Zuerlein and John Fassel that won the Cowboys the game.The Cowboys used a most unusual onside kick to win the game.Mike McCarthy press conference: Coach talks aggressive special teams and lack of pass rush,Dak Prescott tied Tony Romo for most 400-yard passing games in Cowboys history, in roughly half the games,Cowboys optimistic Tyron Smith can play in Week 3, but could be game-time decision,Cowboys Game Ball of the Week can only really go to one player,Crunching stats: Amazing numbers from the Cowboys’ come from behind win over the Falcons. What’s more is that McCoy has remained relatively healthy in that same span never playing less than 13 games.The Cowboys finally landed an outside free agent. Cowboys release Gerald McCoy following season-ending quad injury, per report McCoy signed a three-year contract with Dallas back in March. One day after rupturing his quad the Dallas Cowboys have released defensive tackle Gerald McCoy. He has also made one All-Pro team, doing so in 2013.McCoy will likely try and replace some of the production that Dallas will lose as a result of Robert Quinn reportedly departing via free agency. By Tyler Sullivan. The Buccaneers quarterback improved on Sunday to 4-0 in his career in Week 2 starts following a Week 1 loss.Josh Allen's quest to silence the vocal doubters continues its upward ascent. It is highly recommended that you use the latest versions of a supported browser in order to receive an optimal viewing experience. The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with veteran defensive lineman Gerald McCoy on a three-year deal, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport. The Cowboys are adding pressure along the interior.One of the greatest Buccaneers in recent memory actually spent last season with the division rival,The Cowboys lost a defensive tackle on Tuesday when,There is no question that the Cowboys need help along the interior of their defensive line. NFL and the NFL shield design are registered trademarks of the National Football League.The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated.