Finishing Move

Sep 26, 2011 at 06:32 PM

The Cowboys finished the night with three sacks, one for Ware, one for Victor Butler, and Spencer's key takedown at the end of the game.
Last week, Ware said he believed this defense could be the best he's ever played on with the Cowboys, even better than the 2009 unit that finished second in the league in scoring. After two nice performances to start the season, the unit was at its most dominant on Monday.

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