Cowboys Don't Lose; Consider Weekend a Success

Winning hasn't come easy for the 2008 Dallas Cowboys, but by not losing this past weekend, they believe that they've gotten into the grove they needed to make a run for the playoffs.

"We're looking to build on our Sunday of not losing," said coach Wade Phillips, "We liked what we saw this week, and since we didn't lose, we think that puts us into a good position."

Running back Marion Barber echoed his coach's sentiments, "I didn't get the ball as much as I would have liked to, but in the long run, the team not losing was more important than the amount of touches I got this week."

Cowboys third string quarterback Brooks Bollinger looked solid in the non-losing effort, piling up no passing yards on no attempts. Offensive coordinator Jason Garrett liked how Bollinger looked saying, "He played smart, he didn't give the ball away, and kept us in a position to not lose the entire four quarters he didn't play."

The Cowboys will take on the Washington Redskins next weekend, following their bye week.