Olshansky is quietly effective

IRVING - Igor Olshansky does his work in a quiet, professional manner, and he does it quite well, according to Wade Phillips. The defensive end was one of the unsung heroes of the OT win at K.C., recording three tackles, six assists, two pressures and a sack. "Igor has been a great addition for us," Phillips said. "I think the (Chiefs) running back, Larry Johnson, had 1.8 yards per carry. They didn't make much running, really. Their quarterback made most of the yardage, with scrambles. And Igor is a big part of that, and he gave us the pressure on the quarterback and the quarterback sacks." The Cowboys acquired Olshansky, a former Charger, in free agency to replace Chris Canty, who signed with the Giants. Olshansky is a Phillips guy, having played for Phillips when he was the defensive coordinator at San Diego. "Igor has fit in well," Phillips said. "I said that last week, he fit in with the group well, and he played really well for us."