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Tony Romo threw five touchdown passes as the Cowboys cruised to a 38-10 win over Tampa Bay on Thanksgiving Day.

Dallas (7-4) moved into sole ownership of first place in the NFC East, half a game ahead of the New York Giants (6-4), who play at the Titans on Sunday.

Dallas now have a 9 day break before playing their next game at the Giants on December 3.

Romo is 4-1 since replacing Drew Bledsoe as the starting quarterback.

The Dallas Cowboys have just one win in the post season / playoffs ince their Super Bowl victory in 1996.

Parcells is 25-24 in three seasons. His playoff visit was in year 1 - which means he has not been there in the past two seasons...

Now they also have controversial signings of the infamous Terrell Owens and kicker Vanderjagt. If one man can control the wide receiver it will be Bill Parcells.

The Cowboys have a great squad on paper and they set out to prove it this Sunday against the Jags.

The Dallas Cowboys had had three consecutive 5-11 records when Bill Parcells was brought in to take over three years ago. The New York Giants entrusted their fortunes to Tom Coughlin, a one-time Parcells assistant, after losing their last eight games to end up 4-12 two years ago.

Both coaches have lived up to expectations by turning their teams around. With the four-time defending NFC East champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, out of the picture, The Giants and the Cowboys are tied for the lead at 7-4. This is a game that could ecide where the divisional title ends up.

"It's been Dallas and us every week," the Giants' Antonio Pierce says. "You kind of figure whoever wins this game will win the division."

The coaches:

Tom Coughlin

New York Giants

NFL record: 85-78

2005 record: 7-4, tied for first in NFC East

Coaching highlights: Transformed Giants from also-ran to contender in his second season. Named Jacksonville's first head coach and took the club to the AFC Championship Game in 1996. Guided Jaguars to the playoffs in four of their first five seasons — the only expansion team to accomplish that.

Bill Parcells

Dallas Cowboys

NFL record: 172-127-1

2005 record: 7-4, tied for first in NFC East

Coaching highlights: Restored pride to downtrodden franchise, adding to his reputation as a brilliant coach. First head coach to lead four different teams to play-offs. Enjoyed greatest success with Giants from 1983-90, winning two Super Bowls in that span. Ranks as ninth coach in league history - in terms of games won. He trails only San Diego's Marty Schottenheimer (189) among active coaches in wins.