as much as I can get on board and agree with most of that,
the thing you're missing here is how bad those defenses were, we just went through a stretch it's going to be easiest all year,
so we should have seen improvement but what are they going to do next week against the Eagles let alone this week coming with Seattle when the fronts start getting tougher??
how are we going to play? I mean especially in the playoffs that's what I'm worried about, we actually have had some very good production from our run game our line most seasons, until the playoffs and then when we play the 49ers or a front seven, or last year they had a problem with Washington before they got rid of two of their good players... I mean they traded off people, let's be real here so we won't see a real test until these next two weeks and then probably the playoffs before we meet another front that can handle us as i described 4–5-man fronts take away our run and give us under 2 secs to throw while playing max coverages, tough to win and still jury's out on that.
So is it our offensive line coming together with our running backs or is it just an illusion because the teams we just played and bragging about four yards a carry for a guy like Pollard is not very good I realize he's been better the last two games but again it's the competition so we will see...
First, don't put me accountable for what you prefer to highlight as what I said. You don't have a clue there. If one had more longevity in evaluations he wouldn't take away from any achievements in the NFL on the levels they are occuring now. That is naive from the start. Averaging around 40 points at home goes to any team, no matter what schedule ranking used. This is the professional levels. I don't hold credability on the level strictly of have you beaten San Francisco or Philadelphia this season. That is not a standard for starters or a seasonal reality as well. It misses the competitive element complete. If one wishes to hero worship just take a snapshot of final standings and check to see if a Super Bowl party is going on, buddy.
We already have two consecutive years to start from as to records at the playoffs. Beating any two teams up to this point doesn't yet prove anything as to playoffs this season. Zit, nada, nothing. Team playoff is viewed by the level of their play. Who any where has Dallas rated lower than top 5 in the NFC? No one.
Don't then insult my intelligence and tell me you have no clue of their strength as a team. It's right up there with the top three until they lose further down the road. All games in the NFL are tough. Are you telling me here and now they won't beat any team you chose, of their future opponents. I would then say that is not analytical, but a defeatest fan approach here and now.
I watched soldiers learn and have to overcome confrontation and personal growth by meeting any and all demands. I hold this team of football players with respecting that same dynamic factor and respecting their commitment to do exactly the same. This is not Jerry Jones as the lone voice crying in the wilderness.
First, the Jets have proven they possess a potent defense and beat the Eagles...how come one didn't single that out for some applied relevance. Dallas beat them, wait, you passed by and left Philadelphia as being far superior to Dallas and they won by 5 points which Dallas had three red zone opportunities the last quarter to beat them with. You saying that the Cowboys were incapable to have won that very game?
You are saying above you have no clue. Hell, I do. They are here and now on the same ground and a future winner, either team, has to be found out on the playing field. Also, Dallas gives up nothing as to deficiency.
Nothing shown about San Francisco? Hell, they have up and lost three games...that's not matchuped with future teams to prove that the Cowboys are then worse off. They just aren't.
Team core has already be evaluated as very strong and records as well as statistical comparisons validate that play. Some of that validation has proven relevant over decades of play. That suddenly disappear? Of course not. You know better than not be an informed fan or comparing all to disappointment associated with a whipping boy of Jerry Jones. The two losses to San Francisco are similar to two losses to Green Bay at small levels of failure for the losses. San Francisco beat a Barry Switzer led team that won Super Bowls overcoming the same losses around the Dallas Cowboys. That is professional football. But why there is plenty of solid ground to getting the opportunity to compete. Know who the 49'ers played to get that opportunity? Of course one doesn't unless he seeks records of the season.
Same relevance. There really isn't determination of proof beyond qualifying for opportunity.
Philadelphia is the only team with a top record. Dallas is right there with all other teams on record. But by available record, what one is going by to begin with, the Cowboys are middle of that top pack. I have no reason based upon any proof to desert them.
Enjoy the very next game played. Seattle
Enjoy, but don't talk better team stuff to this fan if the Cowboys win!
I talked direction. Dallas is rated 2 now in offense and 2 now in defense on statistical categories for performance. That includes both passing and running. Not even penalties.
