I don't get it.I'm terrified that we're not going to get a full season, thankfully September is a long way away.
ILet's hope that's long enough. Are you still in CC?
Dak playing at a higher level will help. BUT, he won 8 games with Garrett as HC, a defense that average at best and the worst special teams in the league. Garrett cost the Cowboys a couple of games and his inability to manage the kicker situation cost the Cowboys a couple of games.There is no argument, the key to 2020 is whether or not Dak can take the next step. If he does, there's already a Super Bowl caliber team in place and we'll all be very happy.
Both the defensive line and secondary have to take a defined step forward.
This linebacker group should be what connects them both and be the driving force. It should be dominant with the talent that starts.
Not as concerned over DL depth as I am LB.Both the defensive line and secondary have to take a defined step forward.
This linebacker group should be what connects them both and be the driving force. It should be dominant with the talent that starts.
Saving the season.I don't get it.
Important is
1. Saving the season
2. Fighting a disease.
Dunno.
Let me think about it, old felllow.
Gotta beat the Rona first!!
Section, Section, Section, never start with "there is no argument" on this forum. Some can argue the sun is not hot.
Section, Section, Section, never start with "there is no argument" on this forum. Some can argue the sun is not hot.
THE is in big letters to accentuate the singularity of the topic of this thread, one key. One element that takes this team from a mid level team to an upper echelon NFC true contender for a 9th trip.
THE key for me is the most intriguing part of the team and one of the two major ?'s along with this secondary, the DL.
It is intriguing because of the unknowns that have been knowns in the past. Lawrence has a down year in spite of having a good pass rusher on the other end, McCoy and Poe are past performers but have more years on them, Gregory showed some flash when he last played in spite of having some issues of staying on his own side of the los until the ball is snapped but he did show something. Add to this Hill, the disappointment of 2019 and Gallimore, considered a good find at that pick.
Even if this offense isn't the top one in yards as it was in 2019, it is still formidable and balanced with as a good a set of skill position players as any team in the league. The offense should be plenty good enough to make the playoffs, if the defense doesn't give up too much.
That DL, that's the difference between a 9-7 team grabbing the 7th spot and a division winner fighting for the top spot. And I cannot think of a time in recent history where it was such an unknown going into the season.
OK, what's your one key between mediocrity and a shot at history?
Some people are easily coerced. Damn cold sun!
The key is whether Dak can take the next step