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Abram Elam
Share your thoughts and opinions about Abram Elam and the Cowboys, or follow recent news and blogs. Abram Elam is a safety for the Dallas Cowboys, wearing number 37. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played college ball at Notre... [more]
Share your thoughts and opinions about Abram Elam and the Cowboys, or follow recent news and blogs. Abram Elam is a safety for the Dallas Cowboys, wearing number 37. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played college ball at Notre Dame. Abram Elam is 6 feet, 1 inch and weighs 210 pounds.
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An eight-yard reception on the final play of the third quarter was the fifth reception of the game for Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams. That is a significant number becuase it represented a season-high in catches for Williams, whose...
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Cowboys wideout Roy Williams spent time this week complaining about Eagles fans on the brink of the Boys' showdown with the Birds Sunday Night in Philly. Shouldn't he instead be working to live up to his huge contract? More at NFL.com.
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- Dallas Cowboys have helped 'Monday Night Football’ celebrate 40 seasons (star-telegram.com)
After a huge week four, I wrote a special article reviewing the entire week. Let’s list the yearly recap and head into week five predictions.
Week 1: 11-5, Week 2: 15-8, Week 3: 12-9, Week 4: 11-6
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Larry Johnson vs. Dallas Cowboys—I know some of you think I’m crazy, but child please. The Dallas Cowgirls have given up 11 rushing TDs this season. With their passing defense even worse, Matt Cassel should be able to provide some red...
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With Roy Williams out of the game for consecutive plays, Sam Hurd sprung from a screen set up by a tight end to catch a ball across the middle and it turn it into a 36-yard touchdown for the Cowboys'...
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Before Bill Parcells accepted his current job as Vice President of Football Operations for the Miami Dolphins, he worked as a studio analyst for ESPN. Parcells had retired from coaching after successful coaching stints with the Giants, Patriots and Jets.
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