The Cowboys will look to make a Thanksgiving feast out of Chicago's poor run defense. ...

[The Cowboys followed their 4-of-15 third-down conversion rate against Seattle with a dismal 0-for-9 performance Saturday.] It's something that we talked about and worked on extensively this last week, and obviously we still have some work to do there, ... One of the important things is we've got to be in third-and-shorter yard situations.

The offense did just enough and the defense pretty much went into the game saying if [the Cowboys] don't score, they can't win. They can't beat us. It comes down to making plays, and guys winning one-on-one battles. Ultimately, that's what our guys are doing right now.

I could have defended a lot better. It was poor defense on my part.

We've played very good defense all year and I don't think tonight that we played poor defense, Munster just shot the ball so well.

He's got a fan base that won't quit. He's been getting consistently poor marks from the judges, but is still staying around.