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How did Anthony Spencer not break up that pass or come up with the interception?
Anyway, the Broncos are on the scoreboard with a 9-yard catch by Knowshon Moreno after Renaldo Hill forced a Tony Romo fumble on a corner blitz a play early. Romo never felt Hill off the edge as he looked to his right for a reciever on third-and-14.
D.J. Williams picked up the fumble but Kyle Kosier saved the touchdown.
On the TD, Kyle Orton had time to make a play but the Cowboys appeared to be in good position. Somehow the ball went between Spencer's hands. If he makes the interception, he's looking at a lot of green ahead of him. I'm not saying pick-six but at least the score wouldn't have been 10-7.
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