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The Dallas Cowboys kick off their regular season against the San Francisco 49ers at 4:35 p.m. ET Sunday. The fact that meaningful football is back means Sundays are finally fun again.
Done are the days of you sitting on your couch, flipping through the channels to see when the next Real Housewives is on. Now you can sit back in awe of miraculous catches, jaw-dropping hits and impossible comebacks that the NFL is known for.
Much to the benefit of the Cowboys, they may be facing the 49ers at the best time. The 49ers will be without two defensive stalwarts, Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman, and are not exactly clicking on all cylinders on offense.
The 49ers offense didn't look effective at all during the preseason. The offensive line, which has been one of the team's biggest strengths of the team, looked porous at times, and Colin Kaepernick wasn't sharp at all.
This will be the first opportunity for the Cowboys to prove they belong in the conversation in the upper echelon of the NFC. Beating the 49ers, who have made the NFC Championship Game three years in a row, would be an incredible start.
Read on for some news and notes, injury information and players to watch on Sunday.
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Done are the days of you sitting on your couch, flipping through the channels to see when the next Real Housewives is on. Now you can sit back in awe of miraculous catches, jaw-dropping hits and impossible comebacks that the NFL is known for.
Much to the benefit of the Cowboys, they may be facing the 49ers at the best time. The 49ers will be without two defensive stalwarts, Aldon Smith and NaVorro Bowman, and are not exactly clicking on all cylinders on offense.
The 49ers offense didn't look effective at all during the preseason. The offensive line, which has been one of the team's biggest strengths of the team, looked porous at times, and Colin Kaepernick wasn't sharp at all.
This will be the first opportunity for the Cowboys to prove they belong in the conversation in the upper echelon of the NFC. Beating the 49ers, who have made the NFC Championship Game three years in a row, would be an incredible start.
Read on for some news and notes, injury information and players to watch on Sunday.
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Continue reading...