Gerald Sensabaugh News

After a rough beginning to 2009, culminating in an embarrassing showing against New York in week two, the Dallas Cowboys ' secondary has stepped up to another level, making good on the team's insistence throughout the off-season and training camp that the big play--unlike 2008--would be a part of the secondary.

Sometimes defenses win championships. Sometimes they make just enough plays to be the dominant factor in a game that rewards the winner with first place at midseason.

Brent Celek comes down with a eleven yard touchdown pass from Donovan McNabb in the 3rd quarter in front of Dallas safety Gerald Sensabaugh.

Two catches for 29 yards - the Cowboys will take that all night long. That's what the Eagles' speedy receiver DeSean Jackson finished the night with, a huge difference from the big-time playmaker he has been so far this season.

Gerald Sensabaugh News: Gerald Sensabaugh fully practiced all week and is expected to start Sunday's game at Philadelphia, according to the Cowboys' official website.

Safety Gerald Sensabaugh's broken left thumb may have cost the Dallas Cowboys a takeaway today.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley Don't look now, but Eagles tight end Brent Celek is quietly emerging as one of the better tight ends in the NFC.

Mike Jenkins began the season fighting to make the starting lineup. Orlando Scandrick drew public ridicule from an opposing receiver after his first start.

Here's the week's final injury report. The most interesting thing on here is the inclusion of Cowboys Pro-Bowl nose tackle Jay Ratliff.

When Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb begins preparing for the latest episode of Armageddon, NFC East , he will notice an unsettling trend on the video.

Cowboys DT Jay Ratliff was added to the team's injury report Friday with a knee injury that kept him out of practice.

The Seahawks worked out for about an hour and a half this morning in preparation for the teama s game against Dallas inside the teama s practice facility in Renton.

He was all over the field. He did an excellent job on Tony Gonzalez but he had two other "big" plays in my view that went unnoticed.

Perhaps lost in the Cowboys' important win against Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons this weekend was the quietly stellar performance of starting strong safety Gerald Sensabaugh.

The Cowboys had some injury concerns going into Sunday's game against the Falcons, but all of their ailing players came out of the game just fine except for their newest acquisition.

At this point, Tony Gonzalez has four catches for 37 yards, a 9.25 yards-per-reception average.

The Atlanta Falcons are without starting fullback Ovie Mughelli and backup running back Jerious Norwood against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys used the bye week to get their injured players healthy, but it's still uncertain who will be ready for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons.

For the first time in more than a month, all three Cowboys running backs were cleared to go full speed in practice Monday and participate in all the drills.

The Dallas Cowboys certainly felt better after a weekend off. Receiver Roy Williams , running back Felix Jones and safety Gerald Sensabaugh were among the injured players given some extra recovery time after already missing games and should be back Sunday against Atlanta.