The name Tony Romo is now synonymous with the Dallas Cowboys. He has certainly proved himself as a worthy quarterback in the past two seasons. In the 2007 season, Romo threw a 51-yard pass touchdown late in the fourth quarter to win the opening game against the Super Bowl bound New York Giants. He finished with four touchdowns, which was an impressive way to start the season. Terrell Owens is another name that people have heard, and not always because of his impressive statistics on the field. But in game two against the Miami Dolphins, Owens caught a 34-yard pass from Romo late in the fourth to cap the win. Anthony Henry can account for catching two interceptions in that same game. Henry proved himself during the following week’s game when he intercepted Bears’ Rex Grossman in the fourth quarter and drove it 28 yards for a touchdown. Romo targeted eight different receivers for 145 yards beating the Bears 34-10. The game against the Buffalo Bills was a nail biter for Cowboys ticket holders as kicker Nick Folik nailed not one, but two, 53-yard field goals to win the game. After his first attempt, it was realized that Bills’ Head Coach Dick Jauron had called a timeout nullifying the attempt. He made his second one as well calming the Cowboys fans. His precise on side kicks seconds earlier is what led the drive that allowed his winning kick. Week six marked the fifth time in NFL history that two undefeated teams had played each other. The New England Patriots stole the game as the Cowboys tallied up 98 yards on 12 penalties.