Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys came out with a sense of urgency, as though they had something to accomplish. They wound up having a great weekend that put them back in first place in the NFC East. “We just can’t let up,” receiver Dez Bryant said.

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By Ed Valentine – Regional Editor Follow , and Like SB Nation New York on Facebook. Dec 8, 2011 – The New York Giants face a must-win Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys in Texas.

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It’s a day of Hot Button debates as we gear up and m0ve closer to the big Sunday night showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants.

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Alert! We’re changing quarterbacks again! After two weeks in the top spot, the Dallas Cowboys’ Tony Romo this week slides ever-so-slightly behind the New York Giants’ Eli Manning for the starting quarterback spot on the NFC East All-Division Team. As I have written for many weeks now, the race between Romo and Manning is as close as it can possibly be in almost every single category. But I’m not going to split the vote

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Sometimes when things look bad, there is always time to stop and smell the flowers. In the case of the last Dallas Cowboys loss to the Arizona Cardinals, thanks to poor clock management and blown coverage in overtime, one need just step back and wonder if anything went right

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“I was glad they iced their kicker at the end so I didn’t have to do it,” deadpanned Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt.

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Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman’s Twitter account has been reactivated, but is now locked, after reports said the team forced her to delete her account after the Cowboys 20-19 win over the Miami Dolphins on Thanksgiving.

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Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman got quite a surprise during the Thanksgiving game against the Miami Dolphins when the Cowboys’ tight end Jason Witten collided with her after he caught a pass from Tony Romo. Later, Kellerman took to her twitter account to reassure Cowboys fans that despite her unexpected moment in the spotlight — her shock was apparent in replays — she was just fine

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Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman found instant internet fame when she was knocked down on the sideline by tight end Jason Witten during the team’s game against the Miami Dolphins on Thursday. When Kellerman’s Twitter account was suspended soon after she tweeted about the incident, reports spread that it was a move by the Dallas Cowboys.

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Playing on Thanksgiving Day every year, the Dallas Cowboys have a slight advantage in the running for the Phil Simms’ All-Iron Award. As long as the Cowboys win the game, one or more of their players will end up with the award

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Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman (Credit: Dallas Cowboys) (CBS) – The Dallas Cowboys are raising some eyebrows for forcing cheerleader Melissa Kellerman to delete her Twitter account after she informed fans she was not hurt by a tackle from tight end Jason Witten.

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Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman is reported to have had her Twitter account deleted in the aftermath of being accidentally tackled during a Thanksgiving NFL game. (Credit: Dallas Cowboys) It appears that the Dallas Cowboys don’t want their famous cheerleaders generating their own attention.

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On Thanksgiving, Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman became an Internet celebrity when the video of her getting tackled by Cowboys tight end Jason Witten during their game against the Miami Dolphins went viral. Now, after posting a couple of tweets about the incidents on Friday, Kellerman’s Twitter account has disappeared from the Internet.

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On Thanksgiving, Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Melissa Kellerman became an Internet celebrity when the video of her getting tackled by Cowboys tight end Jason Witten during their game against the Miami Dolphins went viral. Now, after posting a couple of tweets about the incidents on Friday, Kellerman’s Twitter account has disappeared from the Internet

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