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ARLINGTON — The screen didn’t come crashing down and the officiating crew didn’t have to decide to replay a down due to Oakland’s Shane Lechler booting a punt into the Dallas Cowboys’ massive high-definition video board Thursday.  

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The Dallas Cowboys are two wins from bringing a playoff game to their new $1.2 billion showplace. They're also two losses from possibly extending the longest playoff victory drought in franchise history, which might spark a search for the sixth coach since that last postseason win nearly 14 years ago.  

After a wild Saturday night in New Orleans, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys woke up Sunday with a whole new outlook on things. Here's a short list of what beating the previously perfect Saints in the noisy Superdome means for them: -- Their season is far from a lost cause. Instead of carrying a three-game losing streak and fading playoff chances into the last two games, the Cowboys are back in...  

Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints are marching toward perfection no more. Tony Romo and DeMarcus Ware helped Dallas end its December doldrums and the Cowboys held off a frenzied rally by the Saints for a 24-17 victory Saturday night. The loss by the Saints (13-1) left the Indianapolis Colts (14-0) as the NFL's only unbeaten team this season.  

Drew Brees has set a record for touchdown passes by a Saints quarterback. Brees hit Lance Moore for a 7-yard score against the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday night, giving him 121 scoring passes since he joined New Orleans as a free agent in 2006. The pass also pulled the Saints within one score at 24-17 with eight minutes left in the game.  

The first time Shaun Suisham kicked for the Dallas Cowboys, he missed his only kick longer than 30 yards. The second time Suisham kicked for the Cowboys, he missed one of two attempts longer than 30 yards. Three years later, Dallas is giving Suisham another try. The Cowboys signed the veteran kicker off the NFL's scrap heap to replace Nick Folk after the club finally ran out of patience waiting...  

The Dallas Cowboys are opening up the kicking competition after Nick Folk's latest key miss against New Orleans. Cowboys coach Wade Phillips wouldn't specify which or how many kickers the Cowboys were bringing in Monday. Folk clanged the upright on an easy 24-yarder that would have put away Saturday night's 24-17 victory against the unbeaten Saints.  

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware is suiting up for the game against unbeaten New Orleans. The Cowboys decided to let Ware dress for Saturday night's matchup at the Superdome. He was listed as questionable earlier this week after straining his neck in a headfirst collision last Sunday against San Diego.  

The Dallas Cowboys were one quarter away from ending their recent history of December swoons and New Orleans' pursuit of perfection, taking a 24-3 lead on the Saints into the fourth quarter on Saturday.  

The Cowboys’ 24-17 win over the Saints on Saturday night featured expected heroes. One hero: DeMarcus Ware who returned one week after suffering a neck injury to record two sacks. [...]  

The Cowboys on Monday cut kicker Nick Folk and replaced him with former Redskin kicker Shaun Suisham. The move made some wonder why Dallas replaced Folk with a kicker who [...]  

The Cowboys have beaten previously unbeaten teams a few times in the past. In each instance, the team that Dallas beat went on to win the Super Bowl.  

DALLAS - After a wild Saturday night in New Orleans, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys woke up Sunday with a whole new outlook on things.