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Dallas Cowboys And The NFL:
ARLINGTON - Cowboys DL Stephen Bowen may have just saved a touchdown.
On third and 10 from the Dallas 25, the Seahawks set up what looked to be a perfect middle screen to Julius Jones. But Matt Hasselbeck couldn't get the ball past Bowen, who knocked it down, forcing Seattle to settle for a 43-yard field goal.
That was the good news. The bad news for the Cowboys was that the defense allowed the Seahawks to hold onto the ball for nearly 6 minutes in marching 69 yards in 14 plays.
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