CFZ A surprising streak Cowboys hope to keep alive vs Rams

[Coogiguy03]

I was going to post this yesterday

 

[Ranching]

It will only be harder to continue this streak if the game day meal thread by @Ranching (only) pops up soon.

Or am I not seeing it?

Go ahead and post it....I can't post for some reason. I'll comment on it.

 

[CCBoy]

After the LAR
Last loss___2022 opener v. Tampa Bay...Cowboys went 8-1 last season at AT&T.
After the Rams this afternoon, the remaining home slate is:
Giants
Commanders

I have to wait to take advantage of excitement...today, step on the Rams!

 

[doomsday9084]

Cowboys have also won 15 in a row on turf.

 

[Brooksey]

The Cowboys are hoping to keep a surprising streak alive this Sunday vs the rams. The streak? A 10 game home winning streak.

The Cowboys now have a decent 68-47 record at home all time in AT&T. But when the Stadium opened in 2009, one of the weirdest things that happened for almost a decade was the Cowboys not being able to defend their home stadium. From 2009-2017 the Cowboys were 37-35, but since then they‘ve gone 31-13.

Whatever any of us think about Mike Mac, the Cowboys have been much better at home under his coaching. Let’s hope the home winning streak moves to 11.

Big Mac will keep it going today and out coach McVay. He's got this one circled on his schedule

 

[CCBoy]

Cowboys have also won 15 in a row on turf.

The Cowboys do have a tendency towards creative play.

A positive feature for Dak Prescott today as well. He does have that talent of his own.

 

[DallasEast]

Playing well at home is one of the signs of consistency that marks a really good team. However, unless a team has the #1 seed, being able to win on the road matters even more.

I would like seeing the team play with more grit on the road for that reason. Getting a number one seed is a huge achievement but it is not a guarantee. The best approach is having greater fortitude and consistency than your opponent in order to beat them inside their house. That stance will get you to the promised land no matter how well you play at home.

 

[CCBoy]

That comes with focus and preparation. Good and directed rehearsal for each and every step.

 

[CCBoy]

I would like seeing the team play with more grit on the road for that reason. Getting a number one seed is a huge achievement but it is not a guarantee. The best approach is having greater fortitude and consistency than your opponent in order to beat them inside their house. That stance will get you to the promised land no matter how well you play at home.

Handle all momentums!

 

[Motorola]

The Cowboys are hoping to keep a surprising streak alive this Sunday vs the rams. The streak? A 10 game home winning streak.

The Cowboys now have a decent 68-47 record at home all time in AT&T. But when the Stadium opened in 2009, one of the weirdest things that happened for almost a decade was the Cowboys not being able to defend their home stadium. From 2009-2017 the Cowboys were 37-35, but since then they‘ve gone 31-13.

Whatever any of us think about Mike Mac, the Cowboys have been much better at home under his coaching. Let’s hope the home winning streak moves to 11.

Last loss___2022 opener v. Tampa Bay; Dallas went 8-1 last season at AT&T.
After the Rams this afternoon, the remaining slate -
Giants
Commanders
Seahawks
Eagles
Lions
I like the chances the Cowboys go undefeated at home for 2023.

 

[Motorola]

Playing well at home is one of the signs of consistency that marks a really good team. However, unless a team has the #1 seed, being able to win on the road matters even more.

I recall an adage for pro sports (NFL, NBA, MLB) go at least. 500 on the road plus winning 75% of the home games = a very good team that usually wins a division and / or makes the playoffs.

 

[Bobhaze]

I recall an adage for pro sports (NFL, NBA, MLB) go at least. 500 on the road plus winning 75% of the home games = a very good team that usually wins a division and / or makes the playoffs.

That’s pretty accurate. Especially for a team to make the playoffs. However, unless your team is the #1 seed in the conference, to make it to at least a conference championship, you have to be able to win playoff games on the road. The Cowboys won their first road playoff game in 30 years last January when we beat the Bucs in the wild card round.

 

[Motorola]

That’s pretty accurate. Especially for a team to make the playoffs. However, unless your team is the #1 seed in the conference, to make it to at least a conference championship, you have to be able to win playoff games on the road. The Cowboys won their first road playoff game in 30 years last January when we beat the Bucs in the wild card round.

Recall the 2007 Giants and 2020 Buccaneers__
Three playoff victories on the road to NFL Titles.

 

[Bobhaze]

The streak now at 11. Longest current home winning streak in NFL.

 

[john van brocklin]

The Cowboys are hoping to keep a surprising streak alive this Sunday vs the rams. The streak? A 10 game home winning streak.

The Cowboys now have a decent 68-47 record at home all time in AT&T. But when the Stadium opened in 2009, one of the weirdest things that happened for almost a decade was the Cowboys not being able to defend their home stadium. From 2009-2017 the Cowboys were 37-35, but since then they‘ve gone 31-13.

Whatever any of us think about Mike Mac, the Cowboys have been much better at home under his coaching. Let’s hope the home winning streak moves to 11.

Well they did, let's keep it going!!!