Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo will start in just his fifth playoff game. He enters with a 1-3 record in the postseason, but he's having arguably the best season of his career. Romo finished the regular season with a career-high 82.7 QBR while throwing for 34 touchdowns against just nine interceptions.

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The NFC East-champion Dallas Cowboys rode Murray all season to produce the league's second-best rushing attack and figure to be severely tested by Suh and Detroit's defensive front in Sunday's wild-card playoff game in Arlington.

Suh was initially suspended for stepping on Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers' left leg twice last Sunday in a 30-20 loss that ended a four-game win streak and gave the Packers the North title. He stepped on Rodgers once with each foot, which violated unnecessary roughness rules, according to the league.

However, hearing officer Ted Cottrell handled Suh's expedited appeal Tuesday and ruled that he can play at Dallas (12-4) but must pay an accompanying $70,000 fine.

Suh made it clear Wednesday he wasn't going to elaborate on the matter.

"I'm just pleased with the decision and glad I have the opportunity - I can go against Dallas and help my teammates win the game," he said. "I think that's most important."

Suh's short-lived suspension came after Detroit center Dominic Raiola served a one-game ban against the Packers for stepping on a Chicago player the week before.

"I know I'm chomping at the bit to get back out there," Raiola said. "I just think this team is hungry. The more shots that people take at us, the stronger we get, the tougher we get."

Detroit (11-5) limited opponents to 69.3 rushing yards per game with 133 tackles for a loss to lead the league in both departments.