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Seven Weeks in to the Season and Dallas Cowboys Football is Riding High

Dallas Cowboys Football is peeking with the team starting the season at 5-0. Led by Tony Romo, Marion Barber, Terrell Owens and a staunch defense the Dallas Cowboys are once again on top of the NFC East where they belong. Sales of Dallas Cowboys Apparel are going through the roof at most stores.

Dallas Cowboys Apparel Attends MNF in Buffalo

On a very nice October night in Buffalo, Dallas Cowboys Apparel team witnessed probably one of the biggest emotional roller coasters in NFL history. Although Tony Romo, Terrell Owens and the Dallas Cowboys special teams all had off nights (except of course for our kicker), the Cowboys stuck together as a team and found a way to win a true mark of a Championship team.

Terrell Owens Begins His Second Season With the Cowboys

Owens had a strong first season with the Cowboys, despite suffering an injury to his finger early in the season. An injured tendon to the same finger in a later game had doctors recommending season-ending surgery. Despite this Owens elected to risk permanent damage to his finger and continued to play, electing for post-season surgery. Despite his injury and other incidents in the year Owens led the league in regular season touchdowns. Following the season he had surgeries to repair the injured right, ring finger.

A New Start for Dallas Cowboys Football Coach Wade Phillips at the Helm 2007

On February 8, 2007, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced that Wade Phillips would be taking over as the Dallas Cowboys head coach. A native of Texas, Phillips attended the University of Houston where he spent three years as a starter at linebacker. His coaching career began with the Houston Oilers where he held the position of defensive line coach under head coach O.A. Bum Phillips, his father.

The Dallas Cowboys Jump Out to a Great Start

The Dallas Cowboys started off the 2007 season by winning at home against the New York Giants 45-35. The high scoring game finished with six touchdowns and 478 yards for the Cowboys. Tony Romo threw four touchdown passes averaging 23 yards on his 15 completions. On the other side, the New York Giants posted four touchdowns and 448 yards. It was a game in which the offenses ruled.