Cowboys' D turns up heat

By Jaime Aron, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSIRVING, Texas - Put a little pressure on a quarterback and a defence can force an incompletion, a sack or an interception. Put a lot of pressure on a quarterback and all kinds of good things can happen. Just look at the Dallas Cowboys. After going without a sack the first 10 quarters of the season, the Cowboys have 14 in the last 14 quarters. Turnovers have spiked in that span and so have the wins - three in four games, including two in a row. And after months of stalled negotiations, Jerry Jones this week agreed to give the richest contract in team history to his best applier of pressure, DeMarcus Ware. "When you really break down the film and look at each week, we were hitting the quarterback a lot and causing a lot of havoc in the backfield, we just weren't getting any sacks," linebacker Keith Brooking said Wednesday. "It was like, 'Well, we're getting the pressure. The sacks will come as long as we keep doing what we&...