The Cowboys are not dominant at the line of scrimmage on either side of the ball this year. The 1990s teams were dominant on the offensive line, and I mean really dominant. They were strong on the defensive front too. I don't think this team comes close to the Cowboys 1993 SuperBowl roster on either side of the ball. As some have pointed out the league is different now with Free Agency so we can't expect them to be good at every position. I get it. But to win a SB you have to win the battles up front. This teams barely wins those battles when they are healthy or they don't win them, like they did against NO. But they are also not healthy. Tyron Smith is injured - again. Collins is injured now with back and knee problems. Frederick is still recovering from GB syndrome and Zack Martin has a bad back. Connor Williams is healthy but the weakest link despite his good health.
On defense. There is no Haley, Leon Lett (1995), Tony Casillas, Russell Maryland, or even Jimmy Jones or Jim Jeffcoat. We may have a Tony Tolbert in DLaw. But there is no depth compared to the 1993 team.
The way the Saints, Rams, Packers and even the Giants handled our defensive front I do not see how they get to the playoffs with their schedule, forget about the Super Bowl.
Now let's talk about coaching. Let's face it any year the Cowboys get to the playoffs, Jason Garrett is by far the worst coach among the playoff teams. Jimmy Johnson was among the best.
And how about General Managers? Jimmy > Jerry. Period.