I get the whole argument of "it was only NY" and while there is some truth to that it's also lazy analysis. We continue to see for a good month now that teams simply cannot match up with the Cowboys playing in man coverage. Now we've seen some issues with drops, Dak missing Cooks on a perfect man beater at the goal line against Philly, etc that have made this offense more of a B than an A, but overall the game plan within the pass game has worked beautifully and the mistakes are fixable. This means upcoming Cowboy opponents have to make a decision. They can let the Cowboys offense dictate to them to play heavy zone coverages or risk mixing in more man as we saw against the Giants, and I think only a handful of teams really have the depth at DB to play man against this team. The good news is as we see more soft coverage we should in theory see more favorable fronts to run the football. I hate to agree with Jerry Jones, but last week he told the media the Cowboys need to establish the pass game to help out the run, and that's exactly what we are seeing them do now. Teams are going to start to adjust to how they play the Cowboys offense and the real test IMO will be can they adjust to new schemes more so than can they beat a team with a winning record. The next couple of games may look like easy Ws, and I think they will be but these teams both have some talent on defense and quality defensive minds coming up with game plans.
