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Capitalize on a winning strategy by affiliating your brand with this season’s most talked about NFL team, the Dallas Cowboys.  Join KROD Sports Talk personality Steve Kaplowitz, Dallas Cowboys Linebacker Stephen Bowen and other Cowboys player guests and go behind the scenes for a first hand look at the 2007 NFC East Champs under the direction of Head Coach Wade Phillips. 
      
Get the real story behind this season’s most notable team.  Experience all of the twists and turns, ups and downs and the game breaking plays that lead up to the playoffs, brought to you with the first hand perspective of the athletes who play the game. 
      
A live interactive radio and television program ”Inside the Huddle”, will broadcast each week from The Ice Bar on KROD 600. For the first time ever, there will be a weekly presence of the Dallas Cowboys in El Paso! The show  will provide an open forum for Cowboys fans allowing them  to talk directly to the players and probe into the on and off the field worlds of the Dallas Cowboys.  Energetic, humorous and in-depth “Inside the Huddle” will bring the Wade Phillips era into the hearts of fans.

PRO: Possessing fine athletic ability for a man of his size, Stephen Bowen will be given serious consideration as a contributor in on the defensive line in 2007. A very intelligent player who has the versatility to play both the nose tackle and defensive end positions, Bowen displayed solid pass rushing ability as he made the adjustment to the speed of the professional game as a rookie. Originally signed as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2006, Bowen showed enough promise to earn a spot on the Cowboys practice squad after a productive training camp. He was moved to the active roster by the midway point of the '06 regular season.

2006: After a rookie training camp that allowed Bowen the opportunity to stay on with the Cowboys on the team's practice squad, he was elevated to the team's active roster after eight games on November 7. He was inactive for his first seven games on the active roster and saw his only regular season action in the season ending loss to Detroit (12/31). He responded to his inaugural splashed of NFL action with one tackle and his first career sack, dropping Lions quarterback John Kitna for a six-yard loss. He was inactive again in the wildcard playoff loss at Seattle (1/6). 

COLLEGE: Bowen finished his career at Hofstra with 168 tackles, 11.5 sacks and one interception that he returned for a touchdown. In his senior campaign, he posted 11 tackles behind the line of scrimmage and two passes defensed. As a junior he registered a career-high nine tackles at New Hampshire and recorded eight stops twice more while posting a career-high 68 tackles for the season. Bowen played in all 12 games as a sophomore recording 49 stops, three sacks and one fumble recovery on the year. He saw action in five games as a freshman, tallying three tackles.