Cowboys fans feel confident about returning to the playoffs

Some of the changes to watch:​

RB Jaydon Blue

On paper right now the Cowboys running back position leaves much to be desired. While Javonte Williams and Miles Sanders have had some success so far their careers in the NFL, both have issues with being counted on as legitimate starters. That makes it a little difficult to get too excited about what they bring to the Cowboys offense. Rookie RB Jaydon Blue could be a different story.

The former Texas Longhorns running back was arguably one of the most explosive and versatile RBs in the entire 2025 draft class. While it's true he still needs to work on his ball security and may be nothing more than a complementary back, the Cowboys haven't had this type of explosive weapon out of the backfield in quite some time. It's going to be really entertaining to see what he looks like when the pads come on.

QB Joe Milton

Whether you love him or hate him, Dak Prescott is still the unquestioned starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys for the foreseeable future. His injury history over the past several years has made the backup position behind him an important one, and with Cooper Rush longer with the organization to play that role, the Cowboys looked elsewhere and traded with the New England Patriots to acquire second-year QB Joe Milton.

Milton is almost the complete opposite to what the Cowboys had in Cooper Rush. He's young, athletic, and has a strong arm with the developmental upside to possibly start down the road at some point. He's already showcased his arm strength and athleticism in OTA's and minicamp, eliciting excitement from many fans around Cowboys Nation. Hopefully he can carry that over to training camp/preseason and continue to develop his craft.

WR George Pickens

One of the biggest storylines leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft until its completion was which wide receiver would play the WR2 role behind CeeDee Lamb this season. No one was too excited about Jalen Tolbert playing that role and the other options the Cowboys had were even less inspiring. Thankfully none of that will come to fruition due to the acquisition of George Pickens via trade from the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pickens is a proven commodity already in NFL and one of the best deep threats in the entire league. His addition changes the entire dynamic for the Cowboys offense this year and improves their overall depth by leaps and bounds. He's been regarded as a perfect complement to CeeDee Lamb and gives Dak Prescott one of the best WR duos in the entire league. The excitement he brings to training camp is unmeasurable.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...ng-camp-joe-milton-jaydon-blue-george-pickens
 
Why shouldn’t we feel confident about making the playoffs ?

Barring any major injury this team will have a playoff spot locked up before week 16

And they’ll go in the playoffs and stink up the joint like they ALWAYS do
They won't make the playoffs and will have another losing record.
 
serious question on this topic.....

If I told you we can be 5-4 at the bye, would you sign up for it?

I definitely would take it. Sign me up.
 
Any
serious question on this topic.....

If I told you we can be 5-4 at the bye, would you sign up for it?

I definitely would take it. Sign me up.
Any sane fan should take that in a heartbeat because after week 6 this team is going to get pumped by the opposition more often than not.
 
Dallas will also have a healthy Dak Prescott, who missed nine games last year because of a hamstring avulsion but is cleared for full activities in camp. When Prescott has played more than half of the team's games, the Cowboys have made the playoffs in five of seven years.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45784055/tyler-smith-cowboys-expectations-super-bowl-champions
This statement could have just as easily been said a year ago today .. and where did get us. He posted a losing record, and then missed most of the season.
 
It's dangerous to wear your foil hat outside during a lightning storm.

michael-cera-conspiracy.gif
 

NFC Playoff Picture (Projected Final Seeding)​

  1. Dallas Cowboys (14-3)
  2. San Francisco 49ers (13-4)
  3. Detroit Lions (11-6)
  4. Atlanta Falcons (10-7)
  5. Philadelphia Eagles (12-5)
  6. Green Bay Packers (10-7)
  7. Seattle Seahawks (9-8)

:popcorn: :flagwave:
What, is it April Fool's Day in July or something? Although this is dumb enough not to fool about anyone.
 

NFC Playoff Picture (Projected Final Seeding)​

  1. Dallas Cowboys (14-3)
  2. San Francisco 49ers (13-4)
  3. Detroit Lions (11-6)
  4. Atlanta Falcons (10-7)
  5. Philadelphia Eagles (12-5)
  6. Green Bay Packers (10-7)
  7. Seattle Seahawks (9-8)

:popcorn: :flagwave:
...Love the positive vibes, CC. I'll put Dallas in playoffs too, maybe 4-5 position.

But hey, if it happens your way.. Then I'll be damned. ;)..
 
This statement could have just as easily been said a year ago today .. and where did get us. He posted a losing record, and then missed most of the season.
:lmao2:In 7 seasons he had 5 wins...a MVP runner up in 2023 and Rookie of the Year in 2016. :laugh:
 
What, is it April Fool's Day in July or something? Although this is dumb enough not to fool about anyone.
The OP was posted and positive with a good chain of events. I'll just start there for comparison and work from right now. I'm what is called a fan. Not paid critic.
 
...Love the positive vibes, CC. I'll put Dallas in playoffs too, maybe 4-5 position.

But hey, if it happens your way.. Then I'll be damned. ;)..
This team would then be on the march upon end of season arrival. :thumbup:
 
It's dangerous to wear your foil hat outside during a lightning storm.

michael-cera-conspiracy.gif
Ever have lightning strike just above your head? Twice; once in Kentucky and once walking to unit after Church Services stationed in Korea. First time, 4 people first and 5 people the second time. Both times about 10 feet above our heads.

You were trying to tell me exactly what again?
 
For them Cowboys it’s one in a row.
No, for all teams. In the past 30 years how many repeats are there in the NFL and still going recently?

Next, as to standard ... explain why!

This shows one is not at all ready for 'new' math ... :popcorn:
 

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