Tom Ryle

Tony Romo's late-game magic finally ran out on a Sunday night. Dallas has now lost a win-or-go home game for the division against all three of their NFC East rivals in the last few years.

It's win or go home on Sunday, as Dallas travels to Washington with the NFC East on the line.

A bedraggled squad whose season seemed over just three weeks ago is looking like - if you can believe it - a playoff caliber team.

With both teams fighting to stay in the playoff race, the winner of Sunday's pivotal game may come down to who can put the most (reasonably) healthy bodies on the field.

Dallas kept their season alive in a dramatic 38-33 nail-biter on Sunday night that was even closer than the final score indicates.

Two teams whose rosters are mere shells of what they started the season with will play in a game that means everything for Dallas and very little for Philadelphia.

It was as ugly as they come, but the Dallas Cowboys managed their first back to back win of the season over the Cleveland Browns. They keep their slim playoff hopes alive, but will have to play a lot better than they did in this one.

With a shocking upset of No. 1 Kansas State, the Bears threw the race for the national title and the Heisman in disarray.

While Cleveland has one of the worst records in the NFL at 2-7, they've been playing better in recent weeks and have enough talent to win on Sunday.

With a dynamic freshman QB leading them to a 29-24 victory over the No. 1 team in the nation and a possible berth in a BCS game, the Aggies move to the SEC is looking like the best decision they ever made.