49ers VS. Dallas

After opening the season with a respectable 2-1 record, the 49ers struggled and lost six straight games.
In the middle of the decline, the 49ers made some changes , Coach Mike Nolan was replaced by assistant head coach, Mike Singletary and QB J.T. O'Sullivan was benched and replaced by backup Shaun Hill.
In the three games since Singletary has been named the head coach the '9ers finally looks like a respectable NFL team .

Now, The Cowboys are a different story. As the preseason favorites to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl, they started the season off right with a 3-0 record but somewhere it all stopped for the Boys.

Tony Romo broke his pinkie, Felix Jones has been out, Pacman Jones suspended, the list could go on and on.

But there is hope. Coming off their bye week, Romo was back and ready to rock and take back control of his team. They beat their NFC East rival, the Redskins 14-10 on the road. The Cowboys are now looking to make it to the playoffs.

Can they continue the run?

Well we'll see come Sunday...
I also will in the midst of all the action I have to add. :)


~Michelle Dapper
KRBC Sports Director

What's Next for the 'Boys?

Well we enter week 10 and the Dallas Cowboys are 5-4 and last in the NFC East. Tony Romo is still out with a broken pinkie. Both Johnson and Bollinger have not made a valuable impression.

Adam Jones is still suspended indefinitely and the Cowboys added wide receiver, Roy Williams.

Dallas will now have Williams and T.O. on the outside (how's Crayton going to feel as a No. 3?) We all know T.O. loves being #1 and now the question will be raised "is he getting the ball enough?"

Jason Witten works the middle but has been injured with a broken rib since the 'Boys played the 'Bucs.

That is a lot for offensive coordinator, Jason Garrett and head coach, Wade Phillips to worry about.

With all these little melodramas going on... it's a blessing there is a bye week headed the boys way. How will they respond Week 11? Your thoughts?

-Michelle Dapper

KRBC Sports Director