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Cowboys OLB Rashan Gary leading the pregame huddle

"In all the years I've been around football, maybe the greatest moment I've had." Jason Witten's offense put up 351 yards against Florida and physically dominated for most of the night. Awesome to hear from Witten postgame with his thoughts on the night #BoomerSooner @NEWS9

The Cowboys will be without wide receiver George Pickens (shoulder, hamstring) cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (ankle) and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown (back, hamstring) today against the Colts, according to multiple sources.

LUKA DROPS 53. HE IS NOW AVERAGING OVER 40 PPG 🚨 LAKERS MOVE TO #1 IN THE WEST.

Sources: The #Colts have received plenty of calls on several players, including Jonathan Taylor, Josh Downs, Grover Stewart and others. But the belief around the league is that, barring an offer that blows them away, Indianapolis plans to wait until after Sunday’s game vs the Cowboys before revisiting the offers on the table and making the trades that make sense on Monday and Tuesday ahead of the deadline.

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer on why Dallas' motion usage rate hasn't been the same this season: "We certainly have them in. I think without having the list in front of me, we believe in moving and shifting and motioning and things like that. Sometimes you don't do it when you're in certain situations playing from behind, that's part of it. But we certainly have them. I've always been a guy that believes in that. To tell you why they haven't shown up is different reasons. Again, a couple games we've had to play from behind, so you're not going to move because you're trying to speed up the game. And then sometimes, you do cloudy the picture. We have different reasons based off the multiple things that we see going into the game plan. But make no mistakes about it, we do believe in shifts and motions."

Cowboys DT Quinnen Williams: The way the defense played in the first three quarters against the Cardinals “tells you we’re beating ourselves as a defense. We’re the problem. We’re the reason we’re losing these games. If we execute, we can be the reason why we win.” Williams when asked how frustrating it is to have personal success but it not leading to team success: “I don’t focus on that at all. I’m a part of this defense. I’m the reason why we’ve given up touchdowns in the fourth quarter. I’m the reason why we haven’t been stopping the run as well. And I got to do better. “I take accountability, first and foremost. When it comes down to executing, I try to execute at the highest level each and every day, and not let words be just words and let it be by action.”

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