Don't sleep on the Patriots: Dallas is 1-5 when coached by Belichick

[CowboyFrog]

11/29/2007 - Texas Stadium__ Packers 27, Cowboys 37.
Brett Farve started, but was injured early on; Aaron Rodgers came in to play most of the game.

9/21/2008 - Lambeau Field___Cowboys27, Packers 16.
Aaron Rodgers was the GB QB from start to finish.

10/16/2016-Lambeau Field_ Cowboys 30, Packers 16.
Aaron Rodgers was the GB QB From start to finish

this guy spits non facts regular....

 

[JonesBoys]

Ummm apparently don't sleep on any team after what we just watched.

 

[DandyDon52]

Expect Gonzalez to shadow Lamb, with occasional help if needed. My fear is the Patriots sitting on the shorter routes, maybe even jumping a few, especially if the OL is compromised.

their defense will have to keep the score low, I don't think the pats can score a lot of points.
Their defense will have to help them win the game, and no turnovers by their offense or kick or punt returns or blocked kicks.

 

[CCBoy]

Mac Jones has actually played pretty decent this year, better than Dak which to me isn’t all that surprising.

Instead of honing his control issues, I get the feeling of a game excitement level reflexion upon Dak Prescott. He is just not held to standard and his throws at least to this point still, reflect him not situational accurate. He needs top level focus, which he loses. He could call something, huh...tune in later. At the best. This team had better own up this weekend. Next team up!

 

[Cowboys1966]

Since Belichick became head coach of the NE Patriots, Dallas has played them 6 times and has a 1-5 record. Perhaps you'll chalk that up purely to having Tom Brady at QB, but Belichick at coach cannot be underestimated.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Belichick do two things just to pour salt in Dallas' wound and to get a last laugh on a former player:

1. Exploit the weak Dallas run defense using an ex-Cowboy RB Zeke Elliott 25-30 times. (insert Belichick grin)
2. Exploit a Dallas pass defense still trying to reestablish itself by picking on ex-Patriot CB Stephon Gilmore. (insert Belichick grin)

*I don't see Micah Parsons being a big factor. Belichick will have the Mac Jones getting that ball out in 2 seconds or less, and he'll have Zeke and the running game running right at Parsons. Gonna be an ugly game.

Come on dude, most of Belichick’s patriots teams have been elite… This patriots team is not elite…

 

[TequilaCowboy]

TBH, i would not be totally shocked like i was with the Cards, if NE beat Dallas. Dallas will need at least get 8 FGs to win this game.

 

[reddyuta]

I dont have a good feeling about this game.we might get blown out,i have that little confidence in Dak and this Oline.

 

[Pass2Run]

I believe you shouldn't underestimate Hoodie. But something tells me we got this one.

 

[Pass2Run]

Mac Jones has actually played pretty decent this year, better than Dak which to me isn’t all that surprising.

We're three games in and are just coming off an emergency, last-minute offensive line makeover so now we gotta give it time before we make any final judgements on these types of comparisons.

 

[Captain-Crash]

Bill Belichick has a 5-1 record against the Dallas Cowboys as head coach of the New England Patriots. His only loss came in their last matchup in 2021, a 35-29 overtime game.
Belichick has a 6-2 record against Dallas all-time. The Cowboys have an overall record of 8-6 (57.1%) against the Patriots.
Belichick has been the head coach of the Patriots since 2000. He has led the team for more regular season games (288), post-season games (37), and more complete seasons (18) than any other head coach. He has also notched 31 postseason wins in his career, the most by a head coach in NFL history.

 

[The Natural]

The weekly opponent bogeyman thread

 

[40yrpatsfan]

I think if the Cowboys had played NE's schedule so far (Philly, Miami, Jets), they'd be 1-2 as well. These 2 teams are fairly equal I believe, but we'll see Sunday.