Loss doesn't shake Cowboys' confidence
IRVING , Texas — Dallas eliminated a huge distraction with its first loss on Sunday.
"I guess now we can be alleviated from going 16-0,” Bradie James said Monday, a day after the Cowboys lost 26-24 at home to NFC East rival Washington.
"It's always a big atom bomb drop anytime we lose because people think we are going to win every game every year by 40 points,” Marcus Spears said. "But that's not ...
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