This is why you play the games, not on paper!

[Cowboyny]

Cowboys should of beaten the Packers on paper, but they failed to do so in the actual game. The same could be said about the Eagles losing to Washington. Point is, it's hard to win in this league, every team can be beaten on a given day. What is important at this juncture is to stack up enough wins so they are in it come December, where anything thing can happen within the division and inside the conference.

 

[Direwolf63]

Cowboys are not a serious team. No different than the past quarter century plus

I'm pretty sure Aaron Rodgers agrees with me

 

[Rodney308]

Cowboys should of beaten the Packers on paper, but they failed to do so in the actual game. The same could be said about the Eagles losing to Washington. Point is, it's hard to win in this league, every team can be beaten on a given day. What is important at this juncture is to stack up enough wins so they are in it come December, where anything thing can happen within the division and inside the conference.

I agree with your basis premise. But the Cowboys should have also beat the Packers on the field.

 

[Pass2Run]

Any team on paper that has Aaron Rodgers shouldn't be taken lightly — no matter their record.

 

[Fritsch_the_cat]

Cowboys should of beaten the Packers on paper, but they failed to do so in the actual game. The same could be said about the Eagles losing to Washington. Point is, it's hard to win in this league, every team can be beaten on a given day. What is important at this juncture is to stack up enough wins so they are in it come December, where anything thing can happen within the division and inside the conference.

Thanks for explaining to us how this NFL thing works.