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The interceptions by Mike Jenkins and Gerald Sensabaugh on Sunday offset the one interception thrown by Tony Romo and helped the Cowboys finally erase a turnover deficit that been with them for almost the entirety of the season.
The Cowboys were at a -4 minor after the first two weeks of the season, but since then they've caused 11 turnovers and given the ball away just seven times in five games to even things up.
NBC analyst Tony Dungy gave the Cowboys defense the majority of the credit for winning the game. The Cowboys never let Donovan McNabb get very comfortable in the pocket. Dallas picked up four sacks in addition to the turnovers.
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