VIDEO: One-Armed Bandits - Watch Cowboys Antwaun and Martin Shove Around Philly

FRISCO - When push came to shove, the Dallas Cowboys manhandled the Philadelphia Eagles. And as you see here, in the case of two particular Cowboys, the manhandling required only one hand.
The One-Armed Bandits who deserve to be highlighted following Dallas' 37-10 victory over Philly? Let's watch Cowboys defensive lineman Antwaun Woods and let's watch Cowboys offensive lineman Zack Martin ...
First up is Antwaun, playing on a bum knee and carrying a reputation that befits his nickname, "The Human Log.'' Is he really capable of being so strong (yes) and at the same time so athletic (yes) that he can fend off an Eagle with that arm over there while at the same time using this arm over here to scoop up a loose ball?
.@AntwaunWoods_ out here holding off Jason Kelce with one hand, recovering the fumble DeMarcus Lawrence forced with the other pic.twitter.com/uFWp434Y1m
— Jori Epstein (@JoriEpstein) October 21, 2019
The answer? Lots of "yeahs.''
Now to Zack Martin, the All-Pro offensive lineman who is far more heralded than Woods ... but similarly powerful. This is Martin (putting aside back soreness and a bum ankle) in the open field, again required to demonstrate some athleticism (this is a 309-pound man roaming downfield to account for a block-able defender ...
"You gon' make someone around me catch a body like that."
— Bobby Belt (@BobbyBeltTX) October 22, 2019
- Drake, and also Zack Martin pic.twitter.com/usSKUxbYrK
And in the end, the block-able defender is so hapless that it takes Martin just one arm to toss him into the trash can.
Not all of Dallas' victory on Sunday night was this easy, and there are challenges ahead that will actually require the 4-3 Cowboys to use both arms. But it's nice to know, just in case, that these two are capable of being One-Armed Bandits.

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983 and the Dallas Cowboys since 1990, is the author of two best-selling books on the Cowboys.
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