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his second interception , basically ending the game The Dallas Cowboys did not have a good outing during their third game of the season in Seattle. An interesting wrinkle to a game that the Cowboys barely showed up for was someone that showed up for the other team, Earl Thomas for the Seattle Seahawks. Many believed that Thomas would be playing for the visitors over the course of the offseason, but a stalemate with the Seattle front office led him to playing for the team he’s always played with.Thomas made it apparent why the Cowboys tried to hard to acquire him themselves. He had two interceptions on the day, and the second one all but officially ended the game. Both interceptions came off of tipped passes, but it’s that never-give-up mentality that makes Thomas such a great player.What made matters all the more interesting was when Thomas got up off of the ground after his second pick. He trotted over towards Jason Garrett, something he infamously did on Christmas Eve, and literally took a bow towards the Cowboys sideline.Thomas is a very calculated player who doesn’t do things by accident. His public flirtation with the Cowboys was well-chronicled, and perhaps his bowing was a sign of “this is what you can have playing for you.” What do you think Jason Garrett and Co. thought about it?Cowboys News: Dallas signs a WR; defense to get better and deeper; more Brice Butler returns as Cowboys add seventh wide receiver - Todd Archer, ESPNAfter some speculation , Brice Butler has returned to the Dallas Cowboys. The receiver made it official on Tuesday, and in order to clear a roster spot for him, the Cowboys did not cut another receiver. This means the team is going with seven wide receivers, an unusually high amount. Why WR Brice Butler is back with the Cowboys, and why there are no hard feelings - Clarence Hill, Fort Worth Star-TelegramIn an interview on Fox Sports 1 back in January, Butler complained about a lack of opportunities in Dallas and said he would have had more production than Dez Bryant if given more chances, and eventually left for Arizona in the hopes of getting starting job, but he was cut in training camp by the Cardinals.A friendly reminder to subscribe to all our great BTB Cowboys podcasts!Subscribe using Apple (iTunes).Subscribe using Android devices.Cowboys’ defense is about to get deeper and better - Stefan Stevenson , Fort Worth Star-TelegramThe Dallas Cowboys’ defense has been stellar the first two weeks. The return of defensive end Randy Gregory and safety Xavier Woods will only make it better and deeper.Jerry Jones: Randy Gregory, Xavier Woods could return Sunday in Seattle - Jon Machota, Sports Day DallasThe Cowboys defense has been the team’s strongest component so far, and ranks near the top of the league in most categories. Add Gregory and Woods and things can only get better. The Cowboys defense has come a long way. Here’s what’s keeping it just short of elite - Jon Machota, Sports Day DallasNot to sound like a broken record, but this Cowboys defense is looking brilliant so far. But it isn’t all the way there yet. What needs to happen for the unit to take that next step?Grading all 32 first rounders after Week 2 - Mark Chichester, Pro Football FocusFor what it's worth, only four first-round rookies have a better grade after two weeks than Leighton Vander Esch's 76.5.Roster update: Cowboys sign Adolphus Washington to practice squad, release Aziz Shittu - RJ Ochoa , Blogging the BoysTuesday seemed to be the day of roster churn for the Cowboys. Defensive tackle Aziz Shittu was released from the practice squad and Adolphus Washington took his place. A good Sunday night for Byron Jones - @Marcus_MosherOne of the talking points about the Dallas defense this offseason was Byron Jones’ transition from safety to cornerback, and many people, including Kris Richard, felt it would yield great production. On Sunday night, that was exactly the case. Seahawks injury news: Bobby Wagner, KJ Wright could return vs Cowboys - Kenneth Arthur, Field GullsPeter Carroll said linebackers Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright are "hopeful” but not certain for the game against Dallas. WR Doug Baldwin a little “further away” than those guys.More than anything, sacks are sinking the 0-2 Seahawks - John Fraley, Field GullsTwo weeks into the 2018 season , the Seahawks have allowed 12 sacks. And guess who's coming to town next?Sean Lee is the newest member of the Hot Boyz - @JonMachotaThe Hot Boyz is the name of the Cowboys’ defensive line and, more broadly, their pass rushing unit. Linebackers and safeties can get in on the fun by sacking the quarterback, so Sean Lee made sure to get in on it.

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