The Dallas Cowboys head to Foxboro Sunday to take on the New England Patriots. Coming off a week of rest, the Cowboys will look to light up a beleaguered Pats secondary.
NFL Scores Week 6: Patriots Get Comeback From Tom Brady, Beat Cowboys 20-16
FOXBORO, MA - OCTOBER 16: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots passes the ball in the first half against the Dallas Cowboys on October 16, 2011 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images) Getty ImagesHe’s fairly good at making his way through doors, metaphorically.
With the win, the Patriots improve to 5-1 on the year. The Cowboys fell to 2-3 in 2011 with the loss.
Read Article >Dez Bryant Fantasy Update: Bryant Tops 70 Yards Today
Dallas Cowboys second-year wide receiver Dez Bryant finished with four receptions for 78 yards against the New England Patriots today. Bryant benefited some from the return of Miles Austin. He did not score a touchdown, but nearly lost his pants and gave viewers a look at the moon during the Cowboys’ loss today.
Bryant was averaging 57 receiving yards a game with 171 receiving yards on the season and three touchdowns through his first five weeks of the 2011 NFL season. Bryant’s receiving yards per game is up nearly 10 yards per game.
Read Article >Miles Austin Fantasy Update: Austin Sharp In Return
The return of Miles Austin has been a huge boost for Tony Romo. Against the Patriots, Austin has caught seven passes for 74 yards with the game nearing the two minute warning in New England. Austin has been out of action since the Cowboys’ narrow win over the 49ers earlier in the season.
Austin was averaging 116 receiving yards a game with 233 receiving yards on the season and four touchdowns through his first five weeks of the 2011 NFL season. Austin’s receiving yards per game is up nearly 50 yards per game.
Read Article >Dez Bryant Still Having Problems With His Pants
Animated GIF of the incident after the jump.
No word on whether the security team at Foxborough has been in contact with Bryant yet.
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