Cutler, Bears make Super road longer for Cowboys

44Thrilla · Sep 20, 2010

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)—The road to playing in the Super Bowl at home just got a lot longer for the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas is 0-2 for the first time since 2001 after a 27-20 loss Sunday to the Chicago Bears in the home opener at Cowboys Stadium, owner Jerry Jones’ grand showplace that will host the next Super Bowl in less than five months.

“You can’t anticipate it and you’ve got to realize that it’s quite a setback,” Jones said. “Everything in me is about being optimistic. I know at the end of the day these losses, if we can have a season that gets us in the playoffs, these losses can be mitigated.

“But right now they are everything,” he said. “We haven’t won.”

And this is supposed to be the easy part of the schedule for the Cowboys, the only 0-2 team in the NFC East.

“We haven’t done anything as far as being paraded around like we’re the next Super Bowl champs. We’re not,” linebacker Bradie James(notes) said. “We’re an 0-2 team that needs to win the next game.”

Jay Cutler(notes) threw three touchdowns as Chicago went from a narrow escape at home against a lowly Detroit team that lost its quarterback in the second quarter to a convincing road win over Tony Romo(notes) and Co.

The Bears are 2-0 for the first time since their Super Bowl season in 2006.

“It was a signature game,” coach Lovie Smith said. “We just made plays throughout. … We’ve been saying what we are, which is a good football team, but you have to get wins to validate that.”
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DP · Sep 20, 2010

Bears are playing very well, and the Cowgirls are not. Thank god I benched Romo!

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