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Week 13: Raiders vs. Cowboys
The Oakland Raiders meet the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Thanksgiving.
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1 Tony Romo:Tony Romo left the Cowboys this offseason as the leader in passing yards, touchdowns and QB rating.
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2 Drew Pearson:Over the course of his career, Drew Pearson found himself involved in some of the Cowboys' best memorable moments., including his clutch TD against the Falcons in the 1980 playoffs, his long touchdown catch from Clint Longley in the 1974 Thanksgiving Day comeback, his downfield blocking for Tony Dorsett's 99-yard run, and of course, the Hail Mary touchdown to beat the Vikings in the 1975 playoffs.Â
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3 Cliff Harris :Cliff Harris was not only a punisher hitter, but a rangy athlete that found the ball in his hands. Harris had 29 career interceptions. Â
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4 Cornell Green:Cornell Green played both safety and corner and wound up with 34 interceptions, tied for fifth in franchise history. Â
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5 Nate Newton:Nate Newton made six Pro Bowls, the second-most by a guard in franchise history behind only Larry Allen
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6 Everson Walls:Everson Walls went on to make three Pro Bowls as one of the best corners in the league for most of the decade. Walls ranks second in Cowboys history with 44 interceptions.Â
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7 Mark Tuinei:Sometimes a forgotten piece to the O-lines that featured Larry Allen, Nate Newton and Mark Stepnoski, Mark Tuinei quietly did his job for 15 years, playing in 195 games – eighth most in Cowboys history
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8 Bill Bates:Bill Bates racked up more tackles on special teams (216) than any other player in franchise history – 82 more than Darren Woodson, who sits in second place. Bates is also tied for 18th in Cowboys history with 14 interceptions.Â
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9 Dan Bailey:Dan Bailey is the third-leading scorer in Cowboys history, with a Pro Bowl under his belt and he ranks second in field goal accuracy at 89.5 percent, just behind Baltimore's Justin Tucker for the top spot.  Â
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10 Miles Austin:Miles Austin's 250-yard receiving game, including the game-winning overtime TD to beat Kansas City is one of the best individual performances in club history.
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