Cowboys' Crayton leaves in second quarter

Miami, FL - Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Patrick Crayton left the team's game with the Miami Dolphins in the second quarter with what appeared to be a broken finger.Crayton attempted to knock an errant Tony Romo pass away from Miami defensive back Will Allen. After the pass fell incomplete, Crayton left the field holding his hand up with his right pinky noticeably dislocated, and was tended to by the training staff.The extent of Crayton's injury is yet to be determined.© 2007 The Sports Network

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