plasticman
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This shouldn't come as a surprise. Since 2011 they have ranked dead last in INT's.
Since 2000 they are ranked 2nd to last. However, last place is the Texans,an expansion team in 2002.
I have analyzed Super Bowl champions for those traits that are most similar among them and I have discovered two.They apply to most recent champions though not all of them. However, exceptions are rare.
First of all, most teams have a prolific scoring offense. That makes sense, you have to score more than the other guys to be successful,
The second trait is defensive but a Super Bowl team doesn't necessarily have to be a shutdown defense when it comes to yardage or scoring. The majority of the Super Bowl teams are ranked very highly in takeaways. They do an excellent job of halting opponent drives while giving their offense extra drives in very favorable field position.
If the Cowboys are ever to become serious contenders,they will have to find a way to reverse their inability to create interceptions.
We could certainly use a modern day version of Thurman's Thieves.
Since 2000 they are ranked 2nd to last. However, last place is the Texans,an expansion team in 2002.
I have analyzed Super Bowl champions for those traits that are most similar among them and I have discovered two.They apply to most recent champions though not all of them. However, exceptions are rare.
First of all, most teams have a prolific scoring offense. That makes sense, you have to score more than the other guys to be successful,
The second trait is defensive but a Super Bowl team doesn't necessarily have to be a shutdown defense when it comes to yardage or scoring. The majority of the Super Bowl teams are ranked very highly in takeaways. They do an excellent job of halting opponent drives while giving their offense extra drives in very favorable field position.
If the Cowboys are ever to become serious contenders,they will have to find a way to reverse their inability to create interceptions.
We could certainly use a modern day version of Thurman's Thieves.
