The injury isn't major, but still a slight concern because the Cowboys are on a short week with a Thanksgiving Day game against the Raiders. Most likely, Romo will take a pain-killing injection so that he's able to start.

Bennett's three grabs matched his season-high. At one point he went up for an overthrown ball and made a nice catch, but took a big shot in the back. He looked to be in pain but later returned to the game. He's still waiver wire fodder in re-draft leagues.

Crayton's touchdown came when Tony Romo bought all kinds of time with his legs in the red zone. He's still the No. 4 option at best in this passing game and is probably best left on the waiver wire.

This is Austin's third straight poor game since he cooled off with that one-catch game in Week 9. This wasn't a case of double teams as much as the Cowboys looking to run the ball more. Austin had no catches in the first half and then got it going once the Cowboys went to their shotgun spread. He's a WR3 against the Raiders Thursday.

This was an abysmal performance by the entire Cowboys' offense. Williams had a chance for a big catch over the middle in the first half but got alligator arms and dropped it. Coming off two straight five-catch performances, this is an obvious setback. He'll be WR3 against the Raiders on Thursday.

Games like this have become all too commonplace for Witten. His only catches come when he gets off the line and settles between the hashes for a seven-yard gain. He hasn't topped 77 yards in any games this season. He's still a low-end TE1 against the Raiders on Thanksgiving, but it's hard to expect much.

The owner and the head coach said they wanted to see more of Felix Jones all week, so Choice had no shot at a role. Consider Choice nothing more than a handcuff in deep leagues.