I don't necessarily pay too much attention to simulations...

[Chocolate Lab]

Why a single Madden simulation when you can have 10,000 simulations?

AccuScore says....

The Cowboys offense took a week off vs Green Bay but they should be much better this week. There is a 62 percent chance that Dallas has at least 350 offensive yards and Dallas has an 83 percent chance of winning if the offense performs as expected. If Washington holds Dallas to under 80 rushing yards the Commanders are just 42 percent underdogs. If Washington can rush for 80+ yards while holding the Cowboys to under 80 Washington is actually the 65 percent favorite. Both QBs are averaging under 1 INT per simulation and there are not expected to be many turnovers in the game. If Dallas commits no more than 1 turnover and Tony Romo has no interceptions the Cowboys are heavy 89 percent favorites. AccuScore has powered more than 10,000 simulations for every NFL game for ESPN.com, each simulated one play at a time and minimum of 10,000 times. For more, visit AccuScore.

But running the ball is outdated and irrelevant, I've read it here...

 

[Monster Heel]

I knew this was rubbish when I saw that Felix Jones had ten carries. In a game.

Took the words right out of my mouth.

 

[ElGatoGrande]

Nothing surprises me about this team anymore. Too many dummies to expect a sure thing in any area, but we really should win this game.

+1

This team is a schizophrenic mess. No doubt the offense will show up this week and it will be the defense's turn to look like crap.

 

[MDIZZLE]

Ont thing is for damn sure....If the offense explodes you know it WILL be against US.

 

[Crad|e]

Even if we win we'll still have whiners saying "RW sucks".

 

[Monster Heel]

Even if we win we'll still have whiners saying "RW sucks".

But he does.

 

[Ren]

I too have a bad feeling about this game

they blew Denver up with a patchwork line

but of course the Denver D is smallish, but still

Everyone has been blowing up Denver lately, their D has given up a lot of points the last 3 weeks