News: DMN: Did the Vikings give the NFL a look at how to beat the Cowboys?

[roughneck266]

Not many other teams if ANY have the tools to do what they were able to do. There is also the fact that it didnt work....

 

[skinsscalper]

Well, sure they might have given the blueprint to beat Dallas. If well, you know, they actually beat Dallas.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Well, sure they might have given the blueprint to beat Dallas. If well, you know, they actually beat Dallas.

 

[SDCowboy]

A desperate team with an amazing defense, in one of the hardest places to play, lost to us. How did they show how to beat us?

 

[Irvin88_4life]

How can the Vikings show how to beat the Cowboys when they didn't beat the Cowboys

 

[TheDoctor]

Well there you have it, Cowboys are no longer the team to beat, the blueprint is out...force them to play 3 games in 12 days along with poor officiating.

 

[Proof]

I'm still shocked that the league hasn't taken the giants genius plan of scoring more points than the Cowboys. 11 games later and they still haven't discovered it. Boy are they gonna feel silly.

 

[zrinkill]

How?

They did not beat the Cowboys.

Thats like saying did the Steelers show the league how to beat the Cowboys.

 

[cowboyz]

Are you guys forgetting about the Seahawks?

 

[Ren]

Not really, We killed almost every good drive with stupid penalties, if not for that crap we probably win by 20

 

[silver]

The Steelers are giving the Cowboys the blueprint to beat the Giants right now. I'm sure Jason and Co are taking notes.

 

[thisiscowboyscountry]

The blueprint is to get the Cowboys to start their drives at first and twenty or more yards. Genius! I'm pretty sure all of the other teams are kicking themselves for not figuring this out.

Maybe theyre on to something, teams just need to pretend to be held!

 

[aikemirv]

I don't think there is a blueprint but the Cowboys really shot themselves in the foot most of the game. I don't think the penalties ot the turnovers were because Minnesota was that good.

I am concerned that Dak has had difficulty finding open receivers the past 2 games though so I am not sure if that is the defenses he has played or their scheme against him.

 

[Nova]

Yes they showed the blueprint:

Have a great defense, terrible Reffing crew and catch us on our 3rd game in 12 days.

And then you could still lose.

 

[MRV52]

Blue print for penalties and turnovers, the game shouldn't have been close.

 

[Idgit]

"Did the Vikings give the NFL a look at how to narrowly lose to the Cowboys?"

Yep. Just stop them on 3rd down. Easy.

 

[RJ_MacReady]

Not as much as giving the Cowboys a look at how they can lose (drive-killing penalties...deserved or not).

 

[adbutcher]

It wasn't pretty, but the Cowboys picked up their 11th-straight win on Thursday night against the Minnesota Vikings.
Now the question is: Did the Vikings give a blueprint to the rest of the league detailing how to take down the 'Boys? Former NFL defensive lineman Chris Canty thinks they may have.

"They held them to 1-9 on third downs. They held them to only 264 total yards of offense. That's flat out balling," Canty said.

You can watch Canty's full breakdown below:

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The Cowboys are, without question, the hottest team in the NFL. Led by arguably the best rookie combo ever, Dallas is in a great position to clinch home-field advantage next week with a win over the New York Giants.

Minnesota certainly gave Dak and Zeke some problems, but will any team in the NFL be able to replicate what the Vikings were able to accomplish? If Prescott, Elliot and the best offensive line in the league have anything to say about it...not a chance.

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I wish all teams continue to employ losing strategies against us, all the way to the super bowl.

 

[robbieruff]

Not really.... It's what every team has been trying to do since the Giants game. Minny got the closest.

And a lot of help from the yellow hankies.

 

[SportsGuru80]

4 games in 18 days takes a toll. We will be just fine.