First schedule that starts off with New York one week and New York the next?

[Reverend Conehead]

I think this might be the first Cowboys schedule ever that starts off with us playing each New York team one after the other. It's a rare opportunity to start off the season with this many disappointed New York fans. Yeah, baby, start off 2 and 0. Let's do it. Down with the Giants, then down with the Jets. I want every New York football fan cursing at the Dallas Cowboys.

 

[Diehardblues]

I look for us to split these . 1-1

 

[Streifenkarl]

Losing against the Jets is not an option. Couldn't beat Rogers last year, so we have to do it now. Won't be as sweet as with him playing for the Packers but still. Can't think of a player who I despise more lol. Respect his skills though.

Let's send him packing.

 

[mldardy]

I look for us to split these . 1-1

I don't. 2-0

 

[MikeB80]

it happened in 03 in weeks 2 and 3...both games were in the meadowlands.

Probably was because Parcells was now in Dallas and they thought Dallas would be terrible and the jets and giants on paper had good teams.

 

[CCBoy]

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AFC playoffs: 1. Chiefs 2. Bengals 3. Bills 4. Titans 5. Ravens 6. Jets 7. Browns

AFC Super Bowl team: Bengals

This is usually the part where I would apologize to Bengals fans for jinxing their team, but after looking at my picks over the past eight years, I might not be a jinx! I've somehow correctly picked the AFC's Super Bowl team in four of the past eight years (Broncos in 2015, Patriots in 2017, Chiefs in 2019 and 2020).

3. NFC predictions for 2023: Cowboys finish atop the conference

I don't want to say that I've been brainwashed by Jerry Jones, but there's a very real chance that I've been brainwashed by Jerry Jones. That's the only conclusion that made sense to me after I finished making my NFC predictions over the weekend.

Anyway, here's my prediction for how everything in the NFC will shake out this year:

*make playoffs

NFC East 1. *Cowboys: 12-5 2. *Eagles: 12-5 3. Giants: 8-9 4. Commanders: 7-10

NFC North 1. *Vikings: 9-8 2. *Lions: 9-8 3. Packers: 7-10 4. Bears: 6-11

NFC South 1. *Saints: 10-7 2. *Falcons: 9-8 3. Buccaneers: 7-10 4. Panthers: 6-11

NFC West 1. *49ers: 12-5 2. Seahawks: 8-9 3. Rams: 5-12 4. Cardinals: 3-14

NFC playoffs: 1. Cowboys 2. 49ers 3. Saints 4. Vikings 5. Eagles 6. Lions 7. Falcons

NFC Super Bowl team: Cowboys

Super Bowl winner: Bengals 33-30 over Cowboys

My bosses at CBS would certainly be thrilled to see the Cowboys in the Super Bowl. Putting America's Team on the NFL's largest stage in a game that's being played in Las Vegas would probably be the most-watched television show in human history. And let's be honest, there would be nothing more American than watching America's Team melting down in front of America in a wild loss to the Bengals.