The New Orleans Saints absolutely smacked the Dallas Cowboys in a prime-time game in 2013, winning by a final score of 49-17. The 2014 showdown between these two teams has gone the opposite direction, with Dallas charging into the locker room at halftime with a 24-0 lead.
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The Cowboys are enjoying that huge lead thanks to the stellar play of a number of players on offense. Running back DeMarco Murray had 87 yards rushing and a touchdown in the first half. As for how they moved the ball through the air, Tony Romo was efficient and effective, throwing for 202 yards and two touchdowns.
Both of those touchdowns went to second-year wide receiver Terrance Williams. Check out the highlight of the second touchdown catch below.
That play looks like the kind of success that is found when a quarterback and wide receiver are on the same page. That is a great back-shoulder throw by Romo and a nice play by Williams to haul it in and get the touchdown.
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