06:38 – Mike Pereira analyzes the play in Dallas where an instant replay negated a penalty on the Redskins just before halftime.

Who wouldn't want this guy on his team?

Wow. Now this is just sad. Roy needs to be benched if what he says is true.

From Rob Phillips:

Gordon spent one week on the Cowboys' 53-man roster in early October. He'll provide depth this week with Alan Ball moving to free safety and starting cornerback Mike Jenkins getting banged up against the Redskins.

Phillips said he expected Jenkins to be OK, and Jenkins said after the game we just got his bell rung. But the Cowboys can't afford to be thin at corner on a short week.

Marcus Easley is like a faster version of Miles Austin if you can believe it.

07:11 – Mike Pereira, VP of NFL Officiating, explains the rulings of Week 10's most controversial calls exclusively for NFL.com.

Pereira says Green Bay should have been penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct for attempting to challenge the 4th down catch by Crayton when they had no challenges remaining.

07:48 – Mike Pereira, VP of NFL Officiating, explains rulings on Week 10's controversial calls.

Includes Felix Jones seeming recovery of a fumble that was ruled as non-reviewable.

I think this is the first time all season that this has made an appearance. If you don't have a sense of humor about the Cowboys (you know who you are), don't bother clicking. Also,don't click if you are easily offended. Otherwise, click away, this is some funny stuff

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Julius Jones experienced bleeding in his lung after being hospitalized Sunday.
Jones stayed in the hospital overnight while the rest of the Seahawks traveled back to Seattle. He appears to have suffered a severe injury that will almost certainly keep him out of multiple games. Jones also has a broken rib.