The Philadelphia Eagles (8-6-1) and Dallas Cowboys (9-6) close out their 2008 regular season in a win-and-in playoff situation. The Cowboys control their own destiny, despite losing to the Ravens. After a 10-3 loss in Washington, the Eagles need to win and help from others.
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NFC East champion Giants (11-2) look to clinch a 1st round playoff bye as they visit the Dallas Cowboys (8-5) on Sunday Night Football. The Cowboys need to keep winning to insure their playoff berth. The Giants are 5-1 on the road and the Dallas Cowboys are 5-1 at home this season.
Makes for an interesting Sunday Night Showdown in the Big D.
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NFL 2008 Week 15: Giants & Cowboys Look to Get Back to Their Winning Ways
Tony Romo has led the Cowboys to three consecutive wins in spite of a broken pinkie. However, this week is a different
story as the Cowboys pay a visit to the “Blitzburgh” Steelers and the NFLs best defense.
Despite the pinkie injury, Tony Romo comes off a 331-yard three touchdown Thanksgiving Day game performance in which he led
the Dallas Cowboys to touchdowns in their first three possessions and points in its first four that ended in a 34-9 win over the
Seattle Seahawks.
But this is a Steelers team with QB BEN ROETHLISBERGER who is 14-4 lifetime against the NFC at the helm of
a consistent offense and a defense that blitzes and distracts opponents into total confusion and ultimate submission.
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Dallas Cowboys (8-4) at Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3)
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