Robo----i am feeling exact same thing to be honest....but its important Cowboys beat Jags and hopefully play a complete game...Dak has promised us to play better....he has averaged an interception every
game he has been back.....Dak always before took care of ball better than that....but watch his footwork he is not focusing and throwing errant balls....Dak always comes back playing better after laying
an egg and his play was kinda laying an egg we just happened to win.....for that reason i thought good idea to lay a plat but need to slow down and build up for playoffs.....i believe we will surpise many
people this year...may sound dumb but i am so glad we will be playing every playoff game on road...i think it will make us better....just keep thinking of 2011 Giants who luckily beat us last game of season
or we would have gone into playoffs...but since we lost they did with a 9-7 record....they hosted first wild card game and then went on road for next two including Lambeau and put beatdown on Packers
and San Franciso and again with miraculous catch receiver caught another Eli psss in SB against Pats and we moved ball down fieldfor last minute TD and beat Pats again for SB win...just like 2007
and the catch against the helmet.....maybe Cowboys run a string of fortune like that this year ...so happy we picked up TY Hilton.....he can get warmed up and get in synch with Dak these last games and
then be a force in playoffs
I love the "Road Warriors" mentality (What a rush!...lol. had to do it).
Yes, Dak always seems to revert back to poor footwork.
My thinking on the upcoming game is this will be the biggest matchup for
Trevor Lawrence as a pro. The kid was a big game stud in college.
To top it off, he just came off his best performance as a pro.
"Sunshine" will make the Jags a "tough out".
This is the trap game everyone keeps predicting.
But, either way, back to your point about winning on the road thru the playoffs.
If...IF... Dallas does lose in 'Duval' it will just solidify their 5 seed and they can
finally beat Tom Brady (if Tampa can hang on to the division).
