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TE Martellus Bennett: With whether Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten plays a game-time decision, the Cowboys will lean on Martellus Bennett.

Texas has taken control of its annual series with Oklahoma, gone 15-3 against ranked opponents since 2005 and won its last five bowl games.

Martellus Bennett's Thanksgiving Day could include a start against the Raiders as the Cowboys' lead tight end depending on Jason Witten's health and feeding at least 80 families from the area at the Salvation Army in McKinney.

For most of the afternoon, the Cowboys' couldn't generate much in the way of offense against their NFC East rivals, the Washington Redskins.

As the national anthem played before the Dallas Cowboys' first regular-season game in their new stadium two months ago, fullback Deon Anderson noticed something strange on the New York Giants' sideline.

The following quotes are from NFL scouts, coaches and front-office personnel, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is caught in a sudden flurry of penalties. Witten has been called for three penalties - two for pass interference, one for a false start - in the last two games.

There are always a few plays that can often get overlooked throughout four quarters of a game.

Felix Jones wants to return kickoffs. He wants to carry the ball on offense. He wants to do whatever the Dallas Cowboys want him to do.

Coach Wade Phillips expects free safety Ken Hamlin and center Andre Gurode to play Sunday against the Green Bay Packers .

Recently, the Pew Center released a study on the age and racial demographics of Twitter users.

Following is a scouting report on the Dallas Cowboys based on interviews with several coaches and scouts whose teams recently played them.

Despite what you might have heard elsewhere, there's a positive vibe in the Cowboys ' locker room these days.

Martellus Bennett offered a bit of postgame advice to teammate Roy Williams. "Now don't say anything stupid, Roy," Bennett said, playfully.

The next two months should be fun for these Dallas Cowboys . They have run off three consecutive victories to move into a first-place tie with the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC East.

With each Cowboys victory, the stakes increase and the stages grow larger. It just can't get much bigger than a battle for first place with the Eagles in Philadelphia next Sunday.

Cowboys punt returner Patrick Crayton will try to set history in Sunday's game at Philadelphia.

The Dallas Cowboys play the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday in a matchup of the leaders of the NFC East.

Here's what Express-News Cowboys beat writer Tom Orsborn says you should keep an eye on during today's game: 1. ANOTHER BIG DAY FROM WARE: All signs point to Cowboys outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware celebrating his six-year, $78 million extension with a third straight multiple-sack game.

At last, the Dallas Cowboys are showing the consistency they sought. Miles Austin caught a touchdown pass for the third straight game and Patrick Crayton returned a punt for a score for the second consecutive week, sending Dallas past the Seattle Seahawks 38-17 and into a share of first place in the NFC East on Sunday.