Some eye-opening numbers

[charron]

Why not? You can't "count" on them vs ANYONE. But they get them. Its just silly to assume your defense or special teams won't do what they've done for a few years now.

When was the last time the defense and special teams combined for 2 touchdowns a game for 3 out of the 1st 4 games in recent history? I hope they do keep it up but the 49rs are pretty good at not making mistakes. But like I said the offense shouldn't count on that, they need to score TD's instead of FG's in the RedZone.

 

[CCBoy]

Dallas just can't allow San Francisco to out physical any Dallas player. As Dick Butkus stated...it's all physical. No secrets here...

 

[TheJynxedOne]

At least they were for me. I wanted to see where Dallas ranked in points scored given their red zone struggles. Surprisingly, they still rank 4th league wide with 124 points, just a point behind San Francisco.

I think the defense has definitely helped in those numbers.

Defensively, they’re 1st in the league, having given up just 41 points. And that’s despite the inexplicable no-show against Arizona.

If this huge differential holds up, I think it bodes very well the rest of the season.



https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2023/index.htm

They just said it on NBC that Cowboys are te 3rd worst in scoring (TDs?) in red zone.

 

[blueblood70]

dude use commas and periods please

actually I refuse that's called talk to text if I had time it felt like going back and fixing stuff within five minute timeout on this site then I would actually type it and I'm not and I will and I hope you like this one run on sentences baby it's about as good as the 49ers running over us right now it's like a run on sentence for three years now

 

[zeroburrito]

21 in the first half to the 49ers.