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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3228586" data-attributes="member: 19675">The Saints game was a blessed aberration- most of the 'Boys' losses can be attributed to penalties.-- Entering Sunday's game against New Orleans, Dallas ranks fourth in the NFL with 103 penalties and is 39 shy of breaking the team record of 141 penalties set in 1988.-- The Cowboys have 28 penalties for 281 yards in the past two (pre-NO) games.-- Their 15 penalties against Seattle was the third-highest total in team history and two shy of the franchise record set in 1988 against Cleveland.-- The 152 penalty yards against Minnesota on Thanksgiving Day was the third-highest total in team history, nine yards shy of the team record set in 1970 against Washington.-- The penalty yardage is on pace (1,199) to be the highest total in franchise history. The record of 1,148 was set in 1988.-- From 1989-1996, the Cowboys had 100 yards of penalties twice. They've done it three times this season.--Julius Jones has the 13th highest rushing yards total in the league- not bad for a rookie, and nearly 2x Barber's total.  He's on a pace to get over 1200 yards this year.--Witten is 5th in the league in receptions, 7th in total yards, 9th in Yards/catch, and tied for 8th in 1st downs for TEs...and the ones ahead of him in those various categories vary a bit.--Romo isn't a rookie, he's a 4th year vet who knows the system but hasn't started until this year.--TO, like I said, is as dangerous as any other reciever if he's playing his best- when he's off, he's horrible.  Like the former QB for my Saints, Aaron Brooks, he can break a game...either way.</blockquote>

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