Dak and Zeke were playing in 2017 and the Cowboys lost that game 49-17 or something like that. Zeke got 8 yards on like 15 carries. Dak threw a 100+ yard pick six to Aqib Talib. Just Dak and Zeke showing their true selves after an overhyped rookie year.
And they won't. Cowboys will get plenty of stats both in the run game and in the pass game. They will be set back by misc penalties, Connor Williams, Mike McCarthy decision making, and bad situational football all game, random fluke turnovers and Denver will get lucky all game. That's my bold prediction.If this was Mile High and grass, I’d say it’s possible. The air is different. It’s home on our speedy surface, where nobody can guard our WRs in 1 on 1 matchups…
Denver will stun Dallas and win 20-17. Dak will play, most of our guys except Tyron will play. The Cowboys will likely look like the better team for the majority of the game but it will be one of those "Any Given Sunday" noon home losses. Cowboys will lose because of some fluke plays... a fumble here, a special teams play there, getting stuffed on 4th and 1 there. Game is 17-17 with Dak driving under two minutes and he gets strip sacked or a receiver fumbles, Denver takes over, throws a few short passes and kicks a long field goal to win and shock the AT&T Center. Denver wins at the buzzer.
For the longest time, early in the season I had this odd kinky suspicion that the Denver home game would be the biggest "Trap" game on the schedule. We're riding in high, 6-1, won some shockers, just like in 2014 then we come home and lay an egg at home (in 2014 it was on MNF at home against the 3-13 Washington Deadskins) and this year we will shock the world by laying an egg and losing at home against the Broncos.
Unfortunate, but, it's any given Sunday, and it will happen. 6-2.
Cowboys haven't beaten the Broncos this century. Denver has won 7 in a row and Cowboys haven't won since very early in the Troy Aikman/Emmitt Smith era.
I'll take that bet.Denver will stun Dallas and win 20-17. Dak will play, most of our guys except Tyron will play. The Cowboys will likely look like the better team for the majority of the game but it will be one of those "Any Given Sunday" noon home losses. Cowboys will lose because of some fluke plays... a fumble here, a special teams play there, getting stuffed on 4th and 1 there. Game is 17-17 with Dak driving under two minutes and he gets strip sacked or a receiver fumbles, Denver takes over, throws a few short passes and kicks a long field goal to win and shock the AT&T Center. Denver wins at the buzzer.
For the longest time, early in the season I had this odd kinky suspicion that the Denver home game would be the biggest "Trap" game on the schedule. We're riding in high, 6-1, won some shockers, just like in 2014 then we come home and lay an egg at home (in 2014 it was on MNF at home against the 3-13 Washington Deadskins) and this year we will shock the world by laying an egg and losing at home against the Broncos.
Unfortunate, but, it's any given Sunday, and it will happen. 6-2.
So bold.And they won't. Cowboys will get plenty of stats both in the run game and in the pass game. They will be set back by misc penalties, Connor Williams, Mike McCarthy decision making, and bad situational football all game, random fluke turnovers and Denver will get lucky all game. That's my bold prediction.
Oh, I forgot one: Special teams. We're overdue for a muffed punt or kickoff fumbleSo bold.
$9,000 Denver against the spread Broncos +9.5 (+100) | Cowboys -9.5 (-120)I'll take that bet.
How much?
You said Denver by 3$9,000 Denver against the spread
He forgot to Remember his stupid predictionYou said Denver by 3
It was literally in your thread title.
Dinner served just for you:stop trolling
#9 - You will not troll or antagonize other members.
The OP is trolling every Cowboys fan out there.
Nothing you posted had anything to do with the outcome of the game brain wave clownDinner served just for you: