The Dallas Cowboys proved otherwise, beating the defending Super Bowl champs in front of a crowd over 68,000 fans that is known for providing the league's best home-field advantage. Seattle's fan base is so rabid that the crowd at CenturyLink Field has
SEATTLE — The Dallas Cowboys traveled to the noisiest stadium in the Western Hemisphere — or so we've been told — to play the defending Super Bowl champs, a collection of football bullies known for humiliating their opponents in the Emerald City.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Tyrone Crawford (98) and defensive end George Selvie rise to their feet after bringing down Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson during the first half of their game Sunday, October 12,
It's taken a very long time and a lot of false starts (literally and figuratively), but it can now be said that this version of the Dallas Cowboys does not at all resemble the teams of past years. Those tissue-thin squads with far too much star power
The Dallas Cowboys proved otherwise, beating the defending Super Bowl champs in front of a crowd over 68,000 fans that is known for providing the league's best home-field advantage. Seattle's fan base is so rabid that the crowd at CenturyLink Field has