Patrick Crayton not talking vindication

Since the Cowboys' last game, Patrick Crayton lost his starting wide receiver spot and his punt return job. He responded with the third two-touchdown game of his career. He caught a 5-yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo to close the first half and he closed out the game with a 73-yard punt return that made it 34-14 with 8:38 left to play. But Crayton was not gloating or feeling vindicated. "I'm pleased that we got the win," Crayton said. "That's what matters." He was also glad to get the first punt return score of his career, going untouched through a gigantic hole up the middle of the field. "I can sleep better tonight because of that," Crayton said. "I was pressing to get one because I really wanted to get one for Joe D. [special teams coach Joe DeCamillis]. You break your neck and don't miss a practice? That tells you something about the man."