It's sort of a mini version of the Commanders game. But finding a way to win is huge. Wins are hard to come by in the NFL, especially 11-straight.
Offensive Plays:
Vikings: 66
Cowboys: 46
We are not built to win this way but we still found a way somehow.
We are not built to win this way but we still found a way somehow.
Also with the way the Defense Dallas runs teams can nibble underneath all day.
Offensive Plays:
Vikings: 66
Cowboys: 46
Just goes to show you how really good we are actually. For 2 straight games teams tried to beat us at our own game and they still lost.
I suppose you could look at it that way.
It also shows that Marinelli's duct tape is VERY elastic. I just wish we had a defense that doesn't need duct tape.
Minnesota's offensive line is decimated--mostly second and third stringers--and we still were needing to blitz to get pressure.
We had one interception called back and one interception broken up by the ground. We really didn't do too much bending tonight.Two things account for the disparity, IMO.
1. A lot of penalties killed our first down plays and/or put us into very difficult down-and-distance
2. Even playing against a Viking o-line that is shredded by injuries...our defense is reduced to bending and bending.
Don't forget the phantom hands o the face penalty on Scandrick that nullified a pick. That was a huge penalty.Whitehead's fumble once we got into Mummy's side of the field. The holding penalty that brought back Zeke's big run and Free just getting manhandled could've easily led to a loss and it didn't. This team is finding ways to win. This is what its going to take to win it all. If one areas is struggling another picks it up.
Agreed. The penalties were probably related to the Cowboys being worn down and tired. This defense is scary...but they don't give up too many points. Watch out for Dallas against the Giants after 10 days rest. It will be much better.Two things account for the disparity, IMO.
1. A lot of penalties killed our first down plays and/or put us into very difficult down-and-distance
2. Even playing against a Viking o-line that is shredded by injuries...our defense is reduced to bending and bending.