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Radio: AM-620 in Milwaukee. Wayne Larrivee will call the play-by-play action for the Packer Radio Network with Larry McCarren providing the analysis.

Miles Austin: Newfound fame has its price. Philadelphia focused on shutting down Austin in Sunday's game and nearly succeeded.

Published: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 12:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 2:50 a.m. The winner will take charge of the NFC East.

OFFENSE: Not a good followup after dismantling the Giants a week earlier. Players didn't seem to be on the same page all evening and 4-for-12 on third downs won't win any games.

Well, well, maybe just maybe this Dallas Cowboys football team does have some intestinal fortitude.

Quirky thing about these resurrection stories; they can snowball in the blink of an eye and, before you know it, everyone's involved.

Miles Austin was nothing before this season and outside of a few breakdowns by opposing defenses, Austin still seems like an average reciever to me.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams was the target of a season-high eight passes from quarterback Tony Romo in Sunday's win at Philadelphia.

With both teams among the league leaders in scoring, Sunday night's NFC East showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field promises plenty of offensive fireworks for a national television audience.

You don't lead the NFL in yards per play and rank second in total offense and sixth in points without the offensive line playing well.

In high school, he was known for two things. Throwing the javelin and triple jumping.

They have played each other with both a Super Bowl and a playoff spot at stake. Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb should have running back Brian Westbrook back in the lineup for tonight's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Earlier this week, we heard from Mike Jenkins about his plans for the Eagles receivers, then we heard from Roy Williams with his thoughts on his family's experience in Philly last year.

By ALAN PEPPARD / / The Dallas Morning News / apeppard@dallasnews.com apeppard@dallasnews.com Retired local actor and producer Bob Hinkle was the dialect coach who taught James Dean, Rock Hudson and others to walk and talk Texan for the movie Giant .

It's a time-honored cliche to say of a college football player having a big game, "He will play on Sundays." That was always the intent, always the dream of wide receiver Roy Williams.

IRVING, Texas a ' Wade Phillips hired hard-driving assistant coach Joe DeCamillis to clean up the Dallas Cowboys' underachieving special-teams units.

RB Julius Jones The former Cowboys running back has never really fulfilled expectations after Bill Parcells traded down to select him and, in the process, passed on drafting Steven Jackson of the St.

No. Miles Austin isn't in trouble with the law. A "hot check", sometimes known as a "heat check", is a test of sorts.

The National Organization for Women called on the Oakland Raiders to suspend coach Tom Cable while the team investigates allegations he has a history of violent behavior toward women.

To hear Tony Romo tell it, everything is rosy at the Ranch. The Dallas Cowboys are working hard, taking things day by day, focused on improving, not gazing at the big goal, just doing all the little things it takes to get there.