Cowboys fans feel confident about returning to the playoffs

The Cowboys didn't go 7-10 last season because they forgot how to play football.

Cowboys fans have been paying attention and realize that the number of injuries as well as their placement had a devastating impact on the season. The other issue was obvious from the start.

The Cowboys offense was one-dimensional. They had little to no talent in their RB squad combined with two rookies starting along he offensive line.

The free agents lost this offseason is unfortunate but not detrimental.

The majority of these issues have been reduced and even enhanced by acquisitions through free agency, trades, and the draft.

However, their season will always be unpredictable due to the overdependence of some big-contract players.

The season is over is Dak misses more than 2 games and that could occur on any play. Milton might be a starting caliber QB someday but that day will not arrive in 2025.

Other players that they cannot afford to lose is Lamb, Parsons, and i will even go so far as to include Tyler Smith. Ferguson would also be difficult to replace. The Cowboys have so little depth.

If they can stay in good health, I think they have potential. if it goes like last season, then it will end the same, over before it even begins.
 

NFC Playoff Picture (Projected Final Seeding)​

  1. Dallas Cowboys (14-3)
  2. San Francisco 49ers (13-4)
  3. Detroit Lions (11-6)
  4. Atlanta Falcons (10-7)
  5. Philadelphia Eagles (12-5)
  6. Green Bay Packers (10-7)
  7. Seattle Seahawks (9-8)

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Wow. Thats beyond optimistic.

Craziness
 
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...ident-about-returning-playoffs-george-pickens

Don't look now, but Dallas Cowboys fans are feeling a little bit confident about the 2025 NFL season. Obviously this tends to happen to most franchises in the offseason, especially teams that won big last season, or teams who are getting big-time players returning from injury, or who made big moves in the offseason to build the roster.

The Cowboys fall into some of that with their offseason moves. But they also hired a first-time head coach who has been passed over many times before. A move like that tends to depress optimism in the fanbase, but Brian Schottenheimer has had a very good offseason in terms of roster building, and getting buy-in from his players on a new culture.
Did someone interview Rambo and Rockport?

I don't think most of us are feeling confident. Maybe hopeful. But right now, until proven differently, we have to be considered behind the two teams from our division that played in the NFC Championship Game last season.

Doesn't mean we'll end up behind both, just there's no reason to be confident that we will end up better than either.
 
Did someone interview Rambo and Rockport?

I don't think most of us are feeling confident. Maybe hopeful. But right now, until proven differently, we have to be considered behind the two teams from our division that played in the NFC Championship Game last season.

Doesn't mean we'll end up behind both, just there's no reason to be confident that we will end up better than either.
You have to be excited with all the new players and coaches coming in.
 
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...ident-about-returning-playoffs-george-pickens

Don't look now, but Dallas Cowboys fans are feeling a little bit confident about the 2025 NFL season. Obviously this tends to happen to most franchises in the offseason, especially teams that won big last season, or teams who are getting big-time players returning from injury, or who made big moves in the offseason to build the roster.

The Cowboys fall into some of that with their offseason moves. But they also hired a first-time head coach who has been passed over many times before. A move like that tends to depress optimism in the fanbase, but Brian Schottenheimer has had a very good offseason in terms of roster building, and getting buy-in from his players on a new culture.
I really envy you're enthusiasm, and I'm not being sarcastic.

It does seem to me though that for every step forward the cowboys make, they take two steps backwards for some reason.

I really hope Jerry can prove me wrong, but if I was betting man (which I'm not), my money would be on Jerry, the coach or a player to do something kind of stupid to stop them dead in their tracks when it matters the most.

Every year I expect the cowboys to get close to the playoffs as they don't suck, but history has shown once you get your hopes up after the last couple of decades, you generally get burned due to something stupid. You're mileage may vary ;)
 
I really envy you're enthusiasm, and I'm not being sarcastic.

It does seem to me though that for every step forward the cowboys make, they take two steps backwards for some reason.

I really hope Jerry can prove me wrong, but if I was betting man (which I'm not), my money would be on Jerry, the coach or a player to do something kind of stupid to stop them dead in their tracks when it matters the most.

Every year I expect the cowboys to get close to the playoffs as they don't suck, but history has shown once you get your hopes up after the last couple of decades, you generally get burned due to something stupid. You're mileage may vary ;)
The only things wrong right now are threat of injuries, recovering injuries, and the attitudes of posters who really can't get past understanding short comings of a 30 year calendar.

There really are a set of strong statistical strengths for under 5 - 10 years. Ask those with attitudes to explain the real sports strengths for once. You know, real facts and not just attitudes.
 
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...ident-about-returning-playoffs-george-pickens

Don't look now, but Dallas Cowboys fans are feeling a little bit confident about the 2025 NFL season. Obviously this tends to happen to most franchises in the offseason, especially teams that won big last season, or teams who are getting big-time players returning from injury, or who made big moves in the offseason to build the roster.

The Cowboys fall into some of that with their offseason moves. But they also hired a first-time head coach who has been passed over many times before. A move like that tends to depress optimism in the fanbase, but Brian Schottenheimer has had a very good offseason in terms of roster building, and getting buy-in from his players on a new culture.
I still think 10-7 is possible.
 
I feel confident they can push for the 6th or 7th seed playoff spot.
I will need 3 to 5 games to see otherwise, and that includes seeing the other NFC teams as well.

Fans, well, some fans expect us to improve. Well, then expect other teams will improve also.
Just as some teams will take a step back. It always happens.
 
You know, real facts and not just attitudes.
The real facts as I know them are since 2000, the Cowboys are 4-10 in the playoffs.

2023 - Out after first playoff game
2022 - Division game, L
2021 - Out after first playoff game
2018 - Divison game, L
2016 - Out after first playoff game
2014 - Division game, L
2009 - Division game, L
2007 - Out after first playoff game
2006 - Out after first playoff game
2003 - Out after first playoff game

In the last 5 years, the Cowboys had made it to the division game 2 times, and in the last 10 years made it to the division game 3 times and the last 20 years made it to the division game 4 times (their 4 wins in the last 20 years in the playoffs).

Yes, one could argue that the cowboys are improving over the years, but can you honestly say to yourself that Jerry and company haven't done something really stupid that leaves you scratching your head on why they keep shooting themselves in the foot?

End of the day, does the attitude of fans really dictate how the players will play? I expect the boys to have a winning season, but is that why you're playing the game?

Don't get me wrong, I hope the Cowboys finally make it after their drought, but if I was a betting man, sad to say, I'm not there yet having such high expectations, and that's due to the current owner.

To some extent, one could argue this is exactly why Jerry wants to always stay relevant during the season. I honestly believe Jerry's ultimate goal is to keep the team the most valuable in the world, and that's keeping him from "going all in" to win the big one.
 
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Did someone interview Rambo and Rockport?

I don't think most of us are feeling confident. Maybe hopeful. But right now, until proven differently, we have to be considered behind the two teams from our division that played in the NFC Championship Game last season.

Doesn't mean we'll end up behind both, just there's no reason to be confident that we will end up better than either.
This
 
The real facts as I know them are since 2000, the Cowboys are 4-10 in the playoffs.

2023 - Out after first playoff game
2022 - Division game, L
2021 - Out after first playoff game
2018 - Divison game, L
2016 - Out after first playoff game
2014 - Division game, L
2009 - Division game, L
2007 - Out after first playoff game
2006 - Out after first playoff game
2003 - Out after first playoff game

In the last 5 years, the Cowboys had made it to the division game 2 times, and in the last 10 years made it to the division game 3 times and the last 20 years made it to the division game 4 times (their 4 wins in the last 20 years in the playoffs).

Yes, one could argue that the cowboys are improving over the years, but can you honestly say to yourself that Jerry and company haven't done something really stupid that leaves you scratching your head on why they keep shooting themselves in the foot?

End of the day, does the attitude of fans really dictate how the players will play? I expect the boys to have a winning season, but is that why you're playing the game?

Don't get me wrong, I hope the Cowboys finally make it after their drought, but if I was a betting man, sad to say, I'm not there yet having such high expectations, and that's due to the current owner.

To some extent, one could argue this is exactly why Jerry wants to always stay relevant during the season. I honestly believe Jerry's ultimate goal is to keep the team the most valuable in the world, and that's keeping him from "going all in" to win the big one.
Prescott played most of 7 years and had winning seasons in 5 of them.

Prescott had playoffs in 3 straight and MVP runner up in 2023 by league vote. He also was leading rookie QB in 2016.
 
You have to be excited with all the new players and coaches coming in.
You have to be excited with all the new players and coaches coming in. . . .

Because being a Cowboy Fan all we are left with is Hopium in the preseason. Delusional Optimism that allows us to swallow the piss poor product the Jones Boys put out

Because of the awful Enigma that is Dak a majority of the fan base are numb and are no longer able to be hyped up like a 9 year old fan

But some fans are so pathetic and sad that they will still buy into the Jerry Crazy train no matter how obvious the facts are. Because they love the Cowboys so much they defend #4 to the death. . . then turn around and criticize the Sober Fans because they are no longer joining in on the delusional circus
 
Prescott played most of 7 years and had winning seasons in 5 of them.

Prescott had playoffs in 3 straight and MVP runner up in 2023 by league vote. He also was leading rookie QB in 2016.
Wow he got all his Boy Scout badges. Which amount to a big pile of horse manure. But you all love sitting around and taking in deep breathes full of it
 
Wow he got all his Boy Scout badges. Which amount to a big pile of horse manure. But you all love sitting around and taking in deep breathes full of it
Who are you? You never served OR were Brotherhood in the Order of Arrow ... even play the sport. Have a clue what defamation of character is? :popcorn: Run along ... or own up Son.

Now tell us all what positional group for Dallas is the strongest ... WR or DE.
 

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