CCBoy
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The first thing that catches this fan's eyes, is this:
Not only should Dez Bryant be able to feast upon this young secondary, but so should Terrance Williams, Brice Butler, and Cole Beasley.
The next thing that catches this fan's eyes, is this:
- The Packers' defense, specifically their secondary, is the biggest weakness of their team. If Dallas can control them up front (mostly Mike Daniels), they should have no problem running or passing the ball at will against Green Bay.
- The matchup the Cowboys can expose is that of the Packers' weak cornerbacks. According to Pro Football Focus, all three of the Packers' top cornerbacks have graded outside of the top 90 at their position.
- Their top two cornerbacks, Kevin King and Damarious Randall, have been exposed all season on the outside.
Not only should Dez Bryant be able to feast upon this young secondary, but so should Terrance Williams, Brice Butler, and Cole Beasley.
The next thing that catches this fan's eyes, is this:
- Through four games, the Packers' run defense has been gashed. They have allowed over 110 rushing yards per game in the first month of the season. Teams are averaging over 4.2 yards per carry against Green Bay and have rushed for 23 first downs.
- As you dig into the numbers, though, the Packers' rush defense is even worse than it appears. On first down, teams are averaging 4.88 yards per carry and they have given up seven runs of 10 yards or more, according to Pro Football Reference.
- This should prove to be a very strong game for Zeke Elliott.
- Here is the gateway: Since 2008 (when Rodgers took over), the Packers have lost just 13 of 73 games after having a lead after the first quarter, according to Pro Football Reference. Dallas' entire team is built around establishing a lead early. The Cowboys use that lead to continue to run the ball and control the clock as they protect their defense.
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