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An all-Texas Super Bowl? One particular NFL analyst believes it’s happening, and that the Cowboys are winning it.

Dave Dameshek of NFL Network and NFL.com is an eccentric sort of analyst.

He looks at the NFL world through a unique lens and just recently one of his trademark games made its way over to BTB land when we pondered who the biggest jenga pieces on the Dallas Cowboys are. Dameshek is at it again, and this time he’s talking about the Dallas Cowboys and the Super Bowl in the same sentence... oh and the Houston Texans.

In a bit titled “Shek to the Future”, which you can watch here, Dave proclaims that America’s Team will meet its little brother in Minnesota for all the marbles in Super Bowl LII.

Dave goes not just one, but a few steps further by adding many details to his proclamation throughout the video:

  • Deshaun Watson wins Offensive Rookie of the Year.
  • Ezekiel Elliott wins Super Bowl LII MVP while rushing for 130 yards and a touchdown.
  • The Cowboys go 11-5 in 2017, winning the NFC East for the second straight year.
  • Dallas topples New York in the Wildcard Round on January 6th. This is the Saturday of Wildcard Weekend, which typically is the ESPN and NBC broadcasts. Last time the Cowboys played in the WC Round they drew the afternoon FOX slot on Sunday... extremely unlikely they would play on Saturday.
  • The Cowboys avenge their past by beating the Packers in the Divisional Round, which is marked as happening on January 13th - a Saturday. In no world would a Cowboys/Packers Divisional Round matchup be on a Saturday.
  • Dallas beats the Falcons in Atlanta during the NFC Championship Game, where Dave says they were “blown out two months earlier”, meaning: Dallas loses in Atlanta on November 12th, and the Falcons are at worst the third seed in a season following their Super Bowl LI collapse.
  • Dameshek says the Cowboys ground and pound the Falcons with Ezekiel Elliott AND Alfred Morris (who’s cause we recently championed).

This type of offseason chatter is a lot of fun, and Dameshek is clever with the material he continually comes up with. It would be particularly amazing if Deshaun Watson did what Dak Prescott couldn’t and led his team to a Super Bowl berth during his rookie season. And imagine it happening the year after he led his Clemson Tigers to a National Championship over Alabama!

For what it’s worth both Dak Prescott and Deshaun Watson wear No. 4. Super Bowl LII is being played on February 4th, 2018. Facts are facts, and hopefully for all of us a lot of what Dameshek is factual come February 5th.

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If the Texans had gotten Romo, I couldve seen that as an outside possibilty, with NE still the favorite.

Other than QB, they probably have the best overall roster in the league.

But it's not happening for them this year. They should be good though.

As long as Dallas is on top, who cares!
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How so? Their defense talent-wise is our offense. They were in the playoffs last year and they just added who they believe will be their franchise QB. If they picked wisely, you can bet on them being in the mix at the end.
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The Texans and what QB are going to beat Brady? Ya, um......no.
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That same Texans team, with the worst starting quarterback in the league, went toe to toe with Brady and the Patriots for a good part of their matchup in last year's playoffs, without JJ Watt.

Given their defense, and a healthy Watt, if they get anything resembling competent quarterback play, I think that they're capable of beating anybody.
 
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An all-Texas Super Bowl? One particular NFL analyst believes it’s happening, and that the Cowboys are winning it.

Dave Dameshek of NFL Network and NFL.com is an eccentric sort of analyst.

He looks at the NFL world through a unique lens and just recently one of his trademark games made its way over to BTB land when we pondered who the biggest jenga pieces on the Dallas Cowboys are. Dameshek is at it again, and this time he’s talking about the Dallas Cowboys and the Super Bowl in the same sentence... oh and the Houston Texans.

In a bit titled “Shek to the Future”, which you can watch here, Dave proclaims that America’s Team will meet its little brother in Minnesota for all the marbles in Super Bowl LII.

Dave goes not just one, but a few steps further by adding many details to his proclamation throughout the video:

  • Deshaun Watson wins Offensive Rookie of the Year.
  • Ezekiel Elliott wins Super Bowl LII MVP while rushing for 130 yards and a touchdown.
  • The Cowboys go 11-5 in 2017, winning the NFC East for the second straight year.
  • Dallas topples New York in the Wildcard Round on January 6th. This is the Saturday of Wildcard Weekend, which typically is the ESPN and NBC broadcasts. Last time the Cowboys played in the WC Round they drew the afternoon FOX slot on Sunday... extremely unlikely they would play on Saturday.
  • The Cowboys avenge their past by beating the Packers in the Divisional Round, which is marked as happening on January 13th - a Saturday. In no world would a Cowboys/Packers Divisional Round matchup be on a Saturday.
  • Dallas beats the Falcons in Atlanta during the NFC Championship Game, where Dave says they were “blown out two months earlier”, meaning: Dallas loses in Atlanta on November 12th, and the Falcons are at worst the third seed in a season following their Super Bowl LI collapse.
  • Dameshek says the Cowboys ground and pound the Falcons with Ezekiel Elliott AND Alfred Morris (who’s cause we recently championed).

This type of offseason chatter is a lot of fun, and Dameshek is clever with the material he continually comes up with. It would be particularly amazing if Deshaun Watson did what Dak Prescott couldn’t and led his team to a Super Bowl berth during his rookie season. And imagine it happening the year after he led his Clemson Tigers to a National Championship over Alabama!

For what it’s worth both Dak Prescott and Deshaun Watson wear No. 4. Super Bowl LII is being played on February 4th, 2018. Facts are facts, and hopefully for all of us a lot of what Dameshek is factual come February 5th.

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Great post Newbot -hope this comes true !!!
 
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I could buy this more if the Texans had an established QB. We heard it all last year about Dak being a rookie and getting to the SB and all that crap. So now they think Watson can get Houston there. Maybe, with the Houston Defense that can actually win games, and they get JJ back.
I can certainly see this. But I need to see Watson in action. For some reason I have a feeling he can be RG3 the 2nd.

They need to get by Oakland and / or NE though first. And Houston barely won that division last year, and needed losses by a few teams to win it.
I will not count them out though. Heck I won't count out the Bengals winning their division again over the Steelers either. Not at this point.
 
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An all-Texas Super Bowl? One particular NFL analyst believes it’s happening, and that the Cowboys are winning it.

Dave Dameshek of NFL Network and NFL.com is an eccentric sort of analyst.

He looks at the NFL world through a unique lens and just recently one of his trademark games made its way over to BTB land when we pondered who the biggest jenga pieces on the Dallas Cowboys are. Dameshek is at it again, and this time he’s talking about the Dallas Cowboys and the Super Bowl in the same sentence... oh and the Houston Texans.

In a bit titled “Shek to the Future”, which you can watch here, Dave proclaims that America’s Team will meet its little brother in Minnesota for all the marbles in Super Bowl LII.

Dave goes not just one, but a few steps further by adding many details to his proclamation throughout the video:

  • Deshaun Watson wins Offensive Rookie of the Year.
  • Ezekiel Elliott wins Super Bowl LII MVP while rushing for 130 yards and a touchdown.
  • The Cowboys go 11-5 in 2017, winning the NFC East for the second straight year.
  • Dallas topples New York in the Wildcard Round on January 6th. This is the Saturday of Wildcard Weekend, which typically is the ESPN and NBC broadcasts. Last time the Cowboys played in the WC Round they drew the afternoon FOX slot on Sunday... extremely unlikely they would play on Saturday.
  • The Cowboys avenge their past by beating the Packers in the Divisional Round, which is marked as happening on January 13th - a Saturday. In no world would a Cowboys/Packers Divisional Round matchup be on a Saturday.
  • Dallas beats the Falcons in Atlanta during the NFC Championship Game, where Dave says they were “blown out two months earlier”, meaning: Dallas loses in Atlanta on November 12th, and the Falcons are at worst the third seed in a season following their Super Bowl LI collapse.
  • Dameshek says the Cowboys ground and pound the Falcons with Ezekiel Elliott AND Alfred Morris (who’s cause we recently championed).

This type of offseason chatter is a lot of fun, and Dameshek is clever with the material he continually comes up with. It would be particularly amazing if Deshaun Watson did what Dak Prescott couldn’t and led his team to a Super Bowl berth during his rookie season. And imagine it happening the year after he led his Clemson Tigers to a National Championship over Alabama!

For what it’s worth both Dak Prescott and Deshaun Watson wear No. 4. Super Bowl LII is being played on February 4th, 2018. Facts are facts, and hopefully for all of us a lot of what Dameshek is factual come February 5th.

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At last somebody that makes sense.
 
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Tom Savage plays quarterback. My response was: They were in the playoffs last year and they just added who they believe will be their franchise QB. If they picked wisely, you can bet on them being in the mix at the end.

So if Deshaun Watson turns out to be a wise choice, what does Tom Savage have to do with it? He'll be sitting on the bench.
 
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