See what happens when Steven misses an episode of the DCSR? The team loses its focus and they find themselves with another loss. The Cowboys go down at home again, leaving Steven to ask, “Will the Cowboys win a game at home this year? Forget winning at home in the Super Bowl.”

The Cowboys now sit at 1-3, and this week, they face a 1-3 Minnesota Vikings team that will be just as hungry for a win, but the Vikings may possibly be without QB Brett Favre. Steven thinks it may be time for the Cowboys to get focused and stop committing silly penalties.

This week, Steven gives out a game ball to an forgotten man. Find out who gets it.

Week 5 Recap: vs Tennessee Titans

The Good:
WR Roy Williams: Williams is finally starting to play like the receivers Jerry Jones traded to get. In the past two games, Williams has caught 11 passes for 204 yards and 3 TDs. If he can perform like that week in and week out, the Cowboys will be tough to defend.

The Good – Part II:
RB Felix Jones: The Cowboys finally got the running game going with Felix Jones this week, as he rushed for 109 yards on 19 carries. I still think Jones needs to get 25 to 30 touches per game if the Cowboys are going to be successful going forward. Jones is a dynamic runner and when he finally got his chance with 19 carries, he proved he can carry the load.

The Bad:
QB Tony Romo: Not only does Romo need to protect the ball better, he needs to make better decisions with the ball. He threw three interceptions in the loss this week. It’s now how many interceptions he threw that is the problem, it’s where he threw them. The first was inside the redzone as Michael Griffin intercepted a pass intended for TE Martellus Bennett in the endzone. But his second was worse, getting picked off at the Dallas 16 yard line by Alterraun Verner that setup the Titans with a 1st and goal at the Dallas 1 yard line. Romo cannot give the opponents a short field by making poor decisions with the ball.

The Ugly:
Penalties: The Cowboys have to focus this week and avoid those costly penalties at crucial points in the game. This week the Cowboys were penalized 12 times for 133 yards. Outrageous! The worse penalty came late in the fourth quarter just as the Cowboys had scored the tying touchdown, a 18 yard TD pass from Romo to TE Jason Witten. Witten proceeded to hand the ball to offensive lineman Marc Colombo, and Colombo was penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct forcing the Cowboys to kick-off from their own 15 yard line. On that ensuing kick, the Titans Marc Mariani returned the kick 69 yards and after another 15 yard penalty for a face-mask by kicker David Buehler, the Titans started with a 1st and goal on the Cowboys 6. Chris Johnson scored the winning touchdown from 1 yard out three plays later. Penalties – the Cowboys have got to be more disciplined and stop committing stupid penalties.

After months of speculation, it is official, Terry Glenn is no longer a Dallas Cowboy.

There were three players who missed the start of training camp. Both first round rookies, Felix Jones and Mike Jenkins who had not reached a contract agreement with the Cowboys and Glenn, who was asked to sign an injury waiver. For a brief moment on Friday it appeared as if all three would be signing and joining the team for practice on Saturday.

It was a very brief moment.

During the late afternoon practice, Cowboys Owner and GM Jerry Jones told the media that the Cowboys would be releasing the veteran wide receiver. It was a pretty cut and dry decision by Jerry and it does not appear that it had anything to do with the fact the Glenn had refused to sign the $500,000 injury waiver. It appears that the Cowboys are moving forward with the young receivers and hoping that they can step up and contribute along side veteran stand out Terrell Owens.

Good move? Bad move? Only time will tell.