Romo, Murray lead comeback

— -- LANDOVER, Md. -- As his teammates celebrated a thrilling victory over a hated opponent, Jason Witten sprinted over to his coach and gave Jason Garrett a long, tight hug.

The emotion was pure.

Their embrace spoke to a season filled with emotional highs and lows. It spoke to the relief of winning because a loss coupled with a Philadelphia win would've ended their season.

And it spoke to the love and respect the men have for each other after the Cowboys rallied from a nine-point fourth-quarter deficit.

"To win a game like that is what it's all about," Witten said. "He and I are part of a core group that's put a lot of emotion into these games. There's a lot of dialogue and communication and you just love him as a head coach."