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3 problems the Dallas Cowboys still need to solve after beating the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football
Story by Criss Partee
9/30/24
The Dallas Cowboys secured a much-needed win against the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football, edging out the division rival 20-15. While the jubilation in Dallas is palpable, a closer look at the game reveals critical areas where Dallas still needs significant improvement. Addressing these issues will be vital for the Cowboys to remain in contention late into the season.
1. Inconsistency on offense
2. Lingering questions on defense
3. Coaching and team identity
Something has to give - These Cowboys have all the potential in the world, yet the problems they've faced cannot be ignored. From inconsistencies offensively to defensive vulnerability and coaching indecision, these are not just bumps in the road — they're problems that equate to mountains rather than molehills. For the Cowboys to remain competitive this season, tackling these problems with urgency should be a top priority. If they cannot make some changes soon, it could be McCarthy’s post where the change is made in the offseason.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...r&cvid=e4e0ef6e6b5242bf8157dd2fdfe7d27e&ei=31
3 problems the Dallas Cowboys still need to solve after beating the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football
Story by Criss Partee
9/30/24
The Dallas Cowboys secured a much-needed win against the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football, edging out the division rival 20-15. While the jubilation in Dallas is palpable, a closer look at the game reveals critical areas where Dallas still needs significant improvement. Addressing these issues will be vital for the Cowboys to remain in contention late into the season.
1. Inconsistency on offense
2. Lingering questions on defense
3. Coaching and team identity
Something has to give - These Cowboys have all the potential in the world, yet the problems they've faced cannot be ignored. From inconsistencies offensively to defensive vulnerability and coaching indecision, these are not just bumps in the road — they're problems that equate to mountains rather than molehills. For the Cowboys to remain competitive this season, tackling these problems with urgency should be a top priority. If they cannot make some changes soon, it could be McCarthy’s post where the change is made in the offseason.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...r&cvid=e4e0ef6e6b5242bf8157dd2fdfe7d27e&ei=31