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Unicorns aren’t for real, but the Cowboys new strong safety is.
The offense of the Dallas Cowboys is awesome. They just are. Last season they were fifth in points scored, averaging 26.3 points per game. This year, with a more experienced Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott, they will be even better. It’s going to be fantastic.
The defense of the Cowboys is getting better. They just are. Last season they were also fifth in points allowed, giving up only 19.1 points per game. That was a nice jump, considering they were ranked 16th the previous season and 26th in 2013. It’s no secret that the defense has been the teams Achilles heel for several years, but as this unit gradually improves, so does the collective greatness of the entire team. And this season offers even more reasons to believe they can be even better in 2017.
First there is that beautiful 2016 draft class. I’m not talking about the two offensive stars, Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott. Sure, we all know how great those two are. I’m referring to the defensive guys - Maliek Collins, Anthony Brown, and oh yeah - that Jaylon Smith fellow. And that’s not even including whatever Charles Tapper gives the team. He’s a free-roll as far as I’m concerned.
Man, what a piece of work that 2016 draft was. Take a moment to bask in all of it’s glory.
Some could claim that Jeff Heath was one of those carbon-copy guys that the team grabbed just in case. For example, the team drafted slot receiver, Danny Coale in the fifth round of the 2012 draft. But that didn’t stop them from doubling down and signing Cole Beasley as a UDFA that same year. Coale struggled to stay healthy and his career never took off in Dallas, but the same is not true for Beasley. The Cowboys got their guy, it just wasn’t the guy they thought it would be.
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— David Helman (@HelmanDC) July 11, 2017
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