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watching the nfl on cbs, titans at the cowboys, in the fourth quarter. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety after the game, except on the west coast, you'll see it at its regularly scheduled time. chris johnson breaks free. jenkins has an angle on it, shoves him out, but all the way down to the dallas 38. johnson gos over 100 on the day as he races 42 yards this time. phil: look at that. the patience and the speed. he can dance. he just glides, behind the line of scrimmage, he waits to see the opening. it's like no matter how you play against him, sooner or later, he'll get a big one. jim: ringer his replacement for only a yard. saints in trouble in arizona. greg gumbel with the update. greg: saints at least giving

themselveses a chance. drew brees escapes the pressure, goes up top to robert meachem, the extra points makes it 23-20. arizona, 1:49 to play in regulation. jim: all right, the immediate update, the saints have only one time-out left so they have to recover that onside kick. second and 9. young dancing around, he's going down, he's thrown down by on thatny spencer. that's huge. backs him up, got a big leg like bironas out there, you maybe -- well, 44-yard line. phil: what happens too, jim, vince young picks the side to throw against terence newman and they've had success against mike jenkins. not picking on mike jenkins, but when you have success to one side, you keep going there. because that guy will be guessing. if anything he might play

conservative. jim: have to get to the 28 for a first. young fires, almost intercepted. that was keith brooking, laying out for it. they'll punt here. can't afford to try tom crazy 61-yarder, miss and give the cowboys the football at midfield. so they'll bring out brett kern with 8:30 to go. give up the big run to johnson and the cowboys shut it down. kern has not had a fair catch this year. a punt that forced one. this one down at the 10. so they'll mark it at the 11.

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jim: barbecue. phil: you can't stop eating it, it tastes so good. jim: the 12 is the starting point for the cowboys. felix jones. gain of four. when you're heading to the studios mid week, "inside the nfl," we'll see you then. you and j.b. and warren, chris, cable's longest-running show, wednesday nights, david feherty, my golf colleague, will be in there with you, special guest appearance, along with john mcenroe. you guys will be ripping it up. phil: it'll be interesting. they'll tell us what we don't know about football. jim: feherty will have a few thoughts for you. phrased unlike anything you've ever heard. second and 6.

ball comes out. knee down at the line. what a play by the rookie from ucla. phil: the football was tipped at the line of scrimmage. dave ball gets his hands up. what a reaction by verner. you said it, jim, the rookie just saw it, reacted to it so fast and this play happened because they finally took away jason witten on that little inside move that he'd been making all day long. jim: alterraun verner, the helmet and everything is flying. they rule him down at the 1. phil: he's definitely down. jim: romo suffers a second pick.

coming off a deflection by ball. so from inside the 1. chris johnson is in for the touchdown. a titan injured on the play. looks to be jew -- eugene amano, the center who helped clear the path for johnson. perct or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood!

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to evolve the smartphone. at&t. rethink possible. jim: there's the man who got a paw on it, caused the interception that led to the johnson touchdown. dave ball. phil: doug free goes down so quick to cut him in. that allows dave ball to get his hands up and tip the football. the technique the tennessee titans play really helped them there. they get so wide that tackles have to wait for the guy to get to them and that period of time made doug free panic, he goes for the cut block and misses it. jim: ball out of ucla, verner out of ucla, they were not teammates, about six years apart. but the bruins come up with a couple of individual efforts that lead to a team lead.

chris johnson rushing it in for his fifth touchdown of the year. new we're -- now we're poised for the extra point try by bironas. another update, let's go back to greg gumbel in new york. greg: jim and phil, all be over in arizona. drew brees trying to rally the saints, domonique rogers -- domonique rodgers-cromartie, with the final pick, arizona leading it 30- 20. jim: that defense scores twice in that game, the kerry rhodes fumble return and the interception run back. the cardinals, they're 3-2, the saints drop to 3-2. titans would like to walk out of here today 3-2.

and the cowboys, they came off a bye, tony romo talking to us about how he felt like the win into the bye for houston was a big-time performance down there, that the season had kind of restarted, they were starting anew, a new season. but they're very much in danger here. down seven, fourth quarter. could drop to 1-3 if they don't straighten this out. phil: the margin of error is so slim in the nfl. little techniques like the pass getting tipped by dave ball. the technique, it's it's wrong, it leads to a play. everybody goes, well it was just two plays. every game is like that, they're so close. which two plays is it going to be?

jim: this could go out of bounds. that sets up dallas at the 40. cowboys get a break there. in the 1:00 eastern time games, some of the headlines, rice over 100. couple of touchdowns. are redskins win in overtime. they beat the packers today. the only touchdown in the colts-chiefs game, mike hart runs it in. first loss for kansas city. rice with 133, two touchdowns, mcnabb, 357. no unbeaten teams remaining. romo, incomplete. think about the titans two years ago, went to a 10-0 start, only to return in 2009 to 0-6. much more settled this year.

alan lowery, the special teams coach for the titans -- phil: i'm not laughing. it's big. that's two first downs, two first downs that the dallas cowboys don't have to get because of that kick goint out of bounds. you said it, two in a row, that he's missed. jim: allen lowery a familiar name around here, former longhorns quarterback of yesteryear. dave ball, last play, made it incomplete. on the sideline. williams over the shoulder. with finnegan at his side. goes for 27. pressure by fuller. phil: it's the blitz from the left, roe noah knows it, moves to his right, how about the throw and catch. roy williams. watch how late it takes for him to throw his hands up, the ball

is there, it's almost past him. roy williams is -- i'll never forget, the cowboys, third preseason game, they were telling me they thought roy williams has changed. he's going to be a big part of the football team. and he has so far this year. jim: starting to show, isn't it romo, big ball for austin, finnegan snug on the coverage. we've got a flag in the backfield. referee: holding, offense, number 65, 10-yard penalty, still first down. jim: that's gurode, the center. phil: oh, ok. they had it blocked but he fell down, a little double move to

the outside. cortland finnegan all over miles austin. jim: backs up the cowboys to the 43. 6:44 to go. austin with only a couple of short receptions in the second half. lines up at the top of the screen. they go run, felix jones, down to the 30. got 13 of it back. running behind jason witten. phil: nice call by jason garrett. couple of times today we've seen that this tennessee titans defense, it's designed to make you run up inside where you can't go out but the cowboys, some good schemes, good blocking. they've done it today. jim: jones went over 100 yards for the first time in his

career. romo, in the area of austin he had to unload it with michael griffin in his face. phil: pressure, michael griffin, top of your screen, on the blitz, fights his way through, they're making tony romo anticipate the throws more than ever. just can't be accurate when you have to do this. cowboys make a mistake on the blocking. they had two guys there, blocked the same one. jim: romo, third down. young watching on the 60-yard-long jumbo screen. phil: i think they'll go it on fourth. jim: romo to bryant. turner rides him down. it's a couple short of the first. fourth and 2. phil: i think you go for it, give your offense this chance and if they don't make it, another chance to score the touchdown to tie it.

jim: cowboys did use a time-out in the third quarter. phil: that was a time-out they called it because they were confused about the play. jim: spread it out, four wides. romo changing things, stepping back to the 30. phil: everybody man-to-man. jim: across the middle, austin holding on, first down for the cowboys. phil: i didn't see how stephen tulloch got on miles austin, to the right of your screen, he's lined up against him, man-to-man. that's pretty good coverage. it was a little changeup. they've been going outside almost every single time against that defensive look but miles austin came in, stopped, then took off to the inside, most teams call it a jerk route. it worked very well.

jim: first and 10 fre think titans' 18. witten with the -- with it, in for the touchdown. witten gets the cowboys an extra point away from tying it with 4:30 to go. phil: i don't see the flag -- referee: in the end zone sell brake. 15-yard penalty assessed on kickoff. phil: it's a penalty because it involved two players. witten catching it, giving it

to the offensive lineman, mark clum boe, i think it was, who spiked it. -- -- colombo, i think, who spiked it. jim: that's huge. phil: rules. they were excited. jim: got to get the point after, first. phil: it comes down to this, they didn't know that was a penalty. that's why they did it. it's 15 yards on the kickoff. jim: they'll be kicking at the 15. puts the titans in very good position. referee: false start, 68, offense, five-yard penalty.

jim: buehler will try a 25-yard extra point. that's right, you can't team up in the league anymore and do this. chest thump, somehow witten knocked over colombo, going to knock them back 15 yards on the kick too. extra point is good. romo has 392 yards passing. he's tied a career high today, phil. phil: it's a good call. jasen witten, right up the scene. it's a zone defense. man-to-man is not working against the cowboys. so they change it up and as soon as tony romo lined up, he knew they were going to be in this zone defense, he knew the hole is either to the left side or the right side to miles austin. it was going to be wide open. he picks jason witten who gets the touchdown. you know, it's going to be a big deal if this turns out to be the play that loses the game

for the cowboys, you know, the outcry is going to be, i can't believe they called it a penalty. well, yeah it's not an extreme case but you know if you let the players get involved, then all we would hear about is end zone celebrations. jim: that was a rule enacted two years ago, took a lot of those, like, multiple player celebrations out of the mix. phil: it gets out of hand. and then it's all they talk about all week. jim: we've got a great celebration planned. phil: it's the rule. they had to clean it up. jim: there's a man on the competition committee right there, jeff fisher. phil: honestly, nowadays, you probably have to take a little time every week to go over certain rule twhess players. be careful here, now, you can see some sun rays at the other end. mariani will be fielding this, looking into the sun. he's shielding his eyes.

he's fumbled twice on kicks this year. looking into the sun. clean catch. big run. look out, mariani taking off at the cowboy 30. the kicker has him. flag down, facemask on the back end of it. a teammate of montana -- at montana of coach fisher's son brandon, mark mariani, down to the cowboy 11, a 73-yard run back. referee: personal foul, facemask, kicking team, half the distance to the goal, first down. jim: they'll be set up at about the 5. last week he had the high of a 98 yard run back and the low of mishandling one at the end that really iced it for the broncos. this kid in the top 10 in the league in both punt return and kick return averaging.

phil: the titans drafted him for this purpose, so he could be a return man and they put him out there in the preseason he let him return every single kick. jim: taken in the seventh round. what a run back it was. young over the head of washington. newman on the coverage. phil: terence newman said it a couple of time, say it one more time, how about his game today? had some good tackles. his coverage, excellent. jim: very snug. phil: injuries about the only thing that kept him from being mentioned as bun of the top corners in the nfl -- as being one of the top corners in the nfl. jim: right side intoork a wall. the ball is being pushed down to the 1.

phil: took that whistal long time to blow because the pile never stopped moving. nothing there. everybody has their guy, held them up, but the thing is, no cowboy defender gets off the block so the tennessee titans keep moving the pile. jim: third and goal from the 1. phil: vince young over the top. jim: it's johnson over the top, touchdown, tennessee. phil: i like this run. the little cutback. designed to do that. so hard to go straight ahead in the nfl anymore in those short yardage situations. jim: a year ago, that was

lendale white's job. get that last yard. plow ahead or go over the top. johnson now with a couple of touchdown runs. in this quarter. bironas makes it 34-27. mariani it up with a 73-yard run back. dallas with 3:28 to go and two time-outs. tonight on cbs, it's all new, beginning with "60 minutes." followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercover boss," "c.s.i.: miami" on a new night on america's number one network, cbs. phil: you say mariani set it up. the penalty set it up. because if you look at the kickoff, he tried to kick it extra hard, kicked it lower, it changed the dynamics of the cowboys' kickoff team. it was more spread out. even looked like, you look at

it and saying that's a lot of room to cover. jim: mariani on the kick coverage team right now. phil:s to the so important for the teams to have a guy that fits every little role. the tennessee titans have a guy in the kicking game in mariani. jim: the cowboys have a rookie returner as well. a quasi--- akwasi. owusu-ansah. phil: there you go. jim: he waited for a while, didn't he? back to the 24. next sunday, the nfl on cbs rolls out regional action.

many of you will see baltimore and new england, we'll be there in foxborough to bring it to you. good games in the lineup, miami-green bay, kansas city-houston. late, some of the you will see the jets at denver or the oakland game against san francisco, all starting at noon eastern time with "the nfl today" on thbs. -- on cbs. phil: this is not do or die, but the titans know a sack, anything negative they need one play and the game could be over. jim: infield to jones. got three out of it. phil: what it does for the tennessee titans defensive line, i don't know if they care anyway but they don't care about a run game. they are going to go all out to the quarterback. every play.

jim: second and 7. romo almost intercepted. witherspoon. a flag is thrown. did you see it, phil? phil: i did not. i know one thing, there were a lot of defenders there to get in the way of that jason witten pass. jim: pass thrown in the second arery. let's see what triplette has. referee: personal foul, unnecessary roughness, number 55 of the defense, 15-yard penalty, first down. jim: tulloch called for that. phil: look at witten, you think he's there but look at the conversion.

jim: that's the penalty. do you agree with that call? phil: it's tough. do i agree? if it was me, i would not have thrown the flag. but it wasn't me. jim: blings the football to the 42, a first down. -- brings the football to the 42 a first down. get him in open field, he's dangerous. another flag down. this one in the area where me ball was caught. maybe one of those blockers out in front of him. got nine, maybe 10 out of it. referee: pass interference, offense, number 19. 10-yard penalty. first down. jim: cowboys retreat back to the 32 on the penalty on austin. phil: pass interference against miles austin, they're saying he was making contact with the defender and blocking before

the football was in the air. but it was a good call because he absolutely was. jim: cowboys have been flagged six times in this quarter. first and 20. romo, that one is out of bounds. finnegan, airtight on roy williams. phil: watch miles austin. 19 in the slot. he's engaging against the defender before the football was in the air. jim: austin otherwise having a huge game, nine catches, 166. a touchdown. phil: for people watching, why is that a penalty? it would be like a pick. that's why you can't run, hit a guy covering somebody before the ball is thrown.

jim: romo, pass. jones squirms to the 42. cowboys go into the break beating the houston texans into their bye, now trying to come out of the bye with a win against the old houston oilers, the tennessee titans. titan without all the equipment, tony brown. referee: official time-out, player lost his helmet. phil: it was sitting on the field. i didn't see it, jeff tripplett had it in his hand. there it is. it comes off. this is the last play. jim: yeah. they were able to -- then he has to line back up.

brown just keeps on going. brown is unhappy with the fact that the titans basically got a time-out from it but the cowboys get a play off before the two-minute warning. phil: i wouldn't worry are about it. don't rush it. it doesn't matter. jim: it was in and out of the hands of witten. witherspoon. phil: got his hand in there and knocked it away. you've never seen fast. you've never held it in your hand, then unleashed it with a fingertip. never watched pixels whip by at 1 ghz and had your neurons struggle to keep up. you've never seen fast because you've never seen this. the droid incredible by htc. it's nothing short of its name. buy a droid incredible with flash

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jim: wade phillips pacing on that cowboys sideline. romo is over 400 for the first time in his career but he needs more than nine yards to keep the cowboys in the game. if they fail to convert, the math ends up that they could still get get the ball back. phil: they could. but you look at this with the titans -- would the titans blitz? i would say no. you've got tremendous pass rushers, why take the chance with the blitz. put the extra guys at pass

coverage. jim: witherspoon almost made the pick. and chuck cecil's defense makes the play. that was intended for witten. 1:54 to go. cowboys with two time-outs to stop the clock. phil: a play they've been running all day. that's an excellent job by witherspoon, how about that. sitting on it, knew the down and distance, played it correctly, jason witten trying a little spin out move. good job. the cowboys did a good job give rogue moe the extra time. they kept the back end. good coverage down the field. jim: defense has to stop them

here. has to stop chris johnson, held by the shirt tail. by shaun lee. another update out of new york, back to you, greg gumbel. greg: how about those oakland raiders, at home, michael bush, three-yard touchdown run they miss the two-point conversion, oakland leads it by one, san diego starting to get intofield goal range. they're at the two-minute warning in oakland. jim: great update, thank you, greg. phil: let me say this about the titans, if they win this game, think about how they got it done. chris johnson with the big runs, the pass rush, they've intercepted a couple, then they did it on special teams too, jim. they look at every phase and go, everybody contributed. if they can hold on. jim: these last two touchdown drives they had, one off the pick, a one-yard drive, and one off the kick return and facemask penalty was a five-yard drive.

cowboys used one of their time-outs there, second and 3, one time-out for the cowboys. chris johnson. cowboys wrap them up. lee for the second straight play. another time-out by dallas, this is their last one. tennessee in that a.f.c. south trying to make it a four-way tie through five weeks if they can hold on and win here. meanwhile, the n.f.c. east is also jumbled, the redskins with that win today over green bay, 3-2, the giants win down at houston, ims preively, philadelphia plays at san francisco tonight, the cowboys in danger of falling to 1-3. wade phillips tied his dad, the legendary bum phillips, down in houston two weeks ago, trying to top the total wins today

against the old houston team his dad used to coach hisms dad, the great bum phillips, has a book out right now, "bum phillips: coach, cowboy, christian." he's back on his ranch. the cowboys get the ball back. spencer bringing on chris johnson. phil: they'll get it under 1:00. it goes back to this too. we get all the answers after the facts are in but we say it every week. the nfl, so many games are close, the cowboys, using that time-out because they didn't get lined up correctly or whatever on offense that one time, it shows you, second half time-outs are gold. and you don't use them, sometimes it's better to take the five-yard penalty than it is to use your time-out. because just think if they had it, all the scenarios here

would change. jim: fibber takes a time-out with 58 seconds on the game clock. call on kern to try to pin the cowboys around the 10 or even deeper. phil: i like this you notice it more and more. teams are are not taking the penalties when they want to punt in situations like this because they want to get -- everybody is doing such a good job of kicking it, these punters, end over end, now they have less room to go down and get ready to catch the ball once it bounces. jim: makes everything more congested and compact. phil: it's just easier. in the old days when the punters were trying to turn it other, they'd get them back as far as they can because it always bounced in the end zone. jim: back in your days.

kern. straight up in the air. phil: don't do that, don't slap it. where it's first touched. phil: why you don't do that, somebody could pick it up, first touched, and run it and nothing could go wrong for him. jim: 47 seconds no time-outs. romo and the cowboys out-yardaging the titans, they got 511 yards. phil: giants did the same thing, had tons of yardage. the game was over they still lost to the tennessee titans. jim: romo steps up. it's going to end right here.

tulloch takes it down the sideline. they're a kneel-down away from going to 3-2. the titans win -- phil: the titans win because they made more big plays. jim: stephen tulloch steps in with the theft and the cowboys are are going to slump to 1-3. phil: this is taking one for the team, tony romo knows the chances of this being complete are very little but you throw them in there anyway. jim, quite honestly, tony romo played very well today. three interceptions, that's what they'll talk about. ian: the first 400-yard game for a cowboy since aikman did it in 1998. and that's it. shale shake hands and the

cowboys drop to 1-3, the titans make it a four-way tie in the a.f.c. south. at 3-2. big road win for a team that embarked on a six-week stretch with only one game at home in that span. victory are in dallas. this franchise and history, only won here on three occasions, all on thanksgiving day. today they take care of business in dallas. let's go to greg gumbel in new york. greg: thank you. there's the final score. meanwhile in oakland, they are under 1:00 to play and they are in a are review. oakland leads the game by a score of 34-27 because of this play. san diego playing catch-up. philip rivers throws, hit by michael huff, tie von branch picks up the ball and returns it, however, they're wondering if the arm was moving forward. that's what's being reviewed right now.

bill: his arm a clearly moving forward. i think that's an incomplete pass. greg: if that's true, then san diego still had the football with under 1:00 remaining. let's go out there for the final minute of play, oakland leading by one. we join kevin harlan and solomon wilcots. kevin: you tell us, is this an incomplete pass? if we can stop it sooner, we'll tell you it's an empty palm moving forward. that's what the officials look at. is the palm empty? referee: quarterback's hand was not coming forward when the ball was knocked, it's a fumble. kevin: and the raiders have their first defensive touchdown since 2007 a 64-yard fumble

recovery return by tie von branch. sam: he says it wasn't mouff -- solomon: he says the hand wasn't moving forward. but they know that is a game-closer. can the raiders finish? i think they just did. we're not writing this one off, 58 seconds left, a lot of things can happen. philip rivers still capable of scoring and scoring quickly. kevin: and it's 35-27. the raiders had an official 12-point lead, some blocked punts, the chargers went on to score, back and forth we've gone. rivers has a couple of touchdown passes today.

campbell took the place of the injured quarterback gradkowski for the raiders and looked pretty sharp today after he lost the job in week two. solomon: special teams have played the chargers once again on the road. jason campbell filling in for gradkowski has come up big, leading them on a drive to take the lead in this game. there's been a lot of different things happening but we're seeing an oakland raiders team possibly coming of age under head coach tom kay gell. we talked about the need to be able to close out games against their defensive rival, the san diego chargers. kevin: we've had four lead changes in this game, chargers had two red zone charges, and philip rivers has thrown for

443 yards today. they get wit a couple of time-outs. solomon: norv turner has guys who can play, put it in the talented hands of his quarterback. they are a touchdown and two-point conversion away from tying up the game. kevin: tackle made. that's the guy that recovered a ball in the end zone after one of the long punts, an 18-yard return. rivers on the move. first down and 10, he'll have it with a couple of time-outs, his numbers for today. long way to go. solomon: over 400 yards passing in this game. 290 yards by halftime. he's hit on home runs to malcolm floyd. he's gone up top to antonio gates. he has the arm, he has the weapons. now he needs the opportunity.

kevin: serls, six in the secondary. up at the 37-yard line and 22-yard reception made on the play by crayton, routt was there. tonight on cbs, all new, it all begins with 60 minute, followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.: miami." tonight, only on cbs. one time-out remaining for the chargers. solomon: so much of the san diego chargers' passing game is pred date -- predicated on throwing the ball in the seams. mostly, you'll get man-to-man from the oakland raiders. but they want to stretch you out and they want to attack where they feel they have the best matchup advantage.

he's looking down. coverage by routt, at the 22, just that close. solomon: what a throw by rivers. buster davis has to finish off this play. rivers is going to put it on the mark to his receiver, he's working against routt, he got to make that catch. i think routt may have got the hand up at the last second to tip the ball but the ball is certainly into the body of buster davis who can't finish on the play. kevin: and they're trying it out. seven seasons, seven long years since the raiders have last beaten san diego. second down and 10.

pickup of five at the 42. solomon: the previous possession by the san diego chargers, we said if you can't pressure philip rivers you can't get him. he couldn't go down the field with the ball, the better pass rush the raiders are able to mount against norv turner and his offensive football team, the better chance they have of winning the game. kevin: last year, opening weekend, on a monday night, beat the chargers from behind this beat the raiders. solomon: they told us, these 13 straight wins haven't come easy, they've been in close ballgames like this. they're waiting for the defense to close it out.

one more big play and he has himself a win. kevin: 35. -- third and 5. knocked away. beautiful play by mitchell. mike mitchell out of ohio university. fourth down. it all starts with pressure on philip rivers. look at the pressure. solomon: he's able to step up in the pocket, but he has to pull himself away from defenders. mitchell is able to close in. that ball didn't have great velocity on it. mitchell is able to bat it down. big play on fourth and 5. incomplete. that was fourth down. on downs, the chargers give it back to the raiders, neither team with a time-out.

and seven long years of losses to the chargers will come to a close. tom cablee who this week -- cable said, if we want to be the kind of team we want to be, we have to win this game. it looks like they're about to do just that. solomon: you snap a 13-game losing streak to a team inside your division that's won four consecutive national titles, had the ball in his hands yet the raiders able to stop it. boy, were they able to finish today. kevin: the chargest go to 0-3 on the road. their nemesis from san diego special teams came back to get them today.

for solomon wilcots, kevin harlan saying so long from california. the raiders snap a 13-game losing streak to san diego. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india,

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