Irvin88_4life
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We were 5-1 in the division last year and didn't make the playoffs.
That's nice but it doesn't mean a lot. Looking at a schedule and deciding who is tough and who isn't is a silly game.
Who here thought the Rams game was a big one on our schedule last year? Most people thought the Rams were a W.
That is so hard to do but we did it. We keep making history. lolWe were 5-1 in the division last year and didn't make the playoffs.
Maybe we can get back to making history on the good side. Heck we have gave the league 20 years to catch up. Time to pull away againThat is so hard to do but we did it. We keep making history. lol
Well well well! Its about time someone recognizes what I have been saying since the schedule came out. This guy is right and people need to take off the rose colored glasses and come to the reality that the Cowboys are gonna have their hands full week in and week out. In 40 years of watching the Dallas Cowboys I cant ever remember them having to face this many playoff caliber teams on their regular season schedule. And then you throw in the games that many people think are wins for the Cowboys and those are no guarantee. These are the only wins I can see on this schedule. Bucs, Commanders, Colts, Giants, Lions. They split with skins and Giants but could lose to Lions or Bucs. I doubt they will beat the Seahawks in Seattle or the Titans either. They are not going to beat the Panthers,Texans, Saints, Falcons or Eagles twice.
At this stage right now I just dont see where are the wins are going to come from?
Ok, but realize that all NFC east teams are facing the very same opponents save for 2 so that those are a wash (other than the home/road differences which certainly can tilt the balance scale slightly). The other 2 games are:
Same opponents except for 4, not 2.
The Cowboys have to play the Eagles twice, the Eagles don't - they play the Cowboys twice instead.
Who are the native Americans ?Ok, but realize that all NFC east teams are facing the very same opponents save for 2 so that those are a wash (other than the home/road differences which certainly can tilt the balance scale slightly). The other 2 games are:
Eagles - Vikings and Rams
Cowboys - Lions and Seahawks
Native Americans - Packers and Cardinals
Giants - Bears and 49'ers
Obviously, the Eagles are the favorites simply because of winning last year, but as has been the case for 15+ years, it's tough to repeat in the NFCE. Each year is a new year, but I think it is reasonable to think the Eagles 2 non-common games should be tougher the Dallas'. And as a 2 game set, the Native American's are just as difficult as Dallas', if not more so. Same for the Giants.
Bottom line, in my experienced opinion, there is no reason to expect that we won't be in a prime spot to win the Division. That's the first goal (I understand the absolute first goal is to make the dance, but winning the Division guarantees that and is a better position in the playoffs).
Who are the native Americans ?
Are they new to the NFL ?
And it's the second time the Cowboys have done that in 5 years. They did it in 2013, too.That is so hard to do but we did it. We keep making history. lol
I just want the cowboys to make the playoffs, kinda boring when they dont even have one playoff game.Yup, I've learned to manage expectations. I use to go into each season with Super Bowl aspirations. The past couple of decades have been humbling.