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ARLINGTON - Marion Barber just rumbled into the end zone standing up to give Dallas a 14-3 cushion early in the second quarter.
The score came one play after Marcus Trufant got flagged 11 yards for interferring with Miles Austin and six plays after Orlando Scandrick recovered a fumble forced by Terence Newman.
Barber leads all rushers with 31 yards on five carries. Romo has completed 7 of 11 passes for 92 yards with one TD and no turnovers. Miles Austin is the Cowboys' leading receiver with two catches for 25 yards.
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NFL RECEIVING YARDS FIRST THREE STARTS
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