Finally, the Dallas Cowboys are healthy and clicking on all cylinders. That is a scary combination for the rest of the NFL
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The Dallas Cowboys are riding a three-game winning streak, leads the NFC East, and have a dominant defense, but this team has yet to play a complete game.
Since the Dallas Cowboys offense has been struggling, the defense has picked up the slack and have the momentum to take this team far into the playoffs.
With the WFT on their heels, the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff needs to put this team in position to win their next five games and capture the NFC East.
After losing three out of four games, the Dallas Cowboys have several issues to fix because it is desperation time and to get back to the basics.
Boosting one of the most explosive offenses in the league and average over 30 points a game, are the Dallas Cowboys the most complete team in the NFC?
The Dallas Cowboys were riding high on a six-game winning streak and felt invincible until a severe beat down by the Denver Broncos was a reality check.
The Dallas Cowboys have played in seven games this season, but they have won six consecutive games to prove they are one of the best teams in the NFL.
Through the first six games of the season, the Dallas Cowboys have been battled tested and this will only make them a better team late in the season.
The Dallas Cowboys are one of the best teams in the NFL, but they need to make some moves to be a Super Bowl caliber contender.
With a 4-1 record, winning four games in a row, and leading the NFC East, the Dallas Cowboys fans need to enjoy each game and the journey of the season.
The Dallas Cowboys finally landed two defensive studs in Trevon Diggs and Micah Parsons, who are clearly the cornerstones for this defense.
Despite missing several defensive players, the Dallas Cowboys newfound success is forcing turnovers to elevate this team to a championship level.
The Dallas Cowboys newfound two-headed monster is truly their recipe for success moving forward because it exploits defenses with two different backs.
The Dallas Cowboys have a glaring weakness in their secondary and need to either sign a capable veteran like Richard Sherman or trade for Stephon Gilmore
With the second easiest schedule and Dak Prescott is back with weapons galore, the Dallas Cowboys can win 12 plus games this season with ease.
The Dallas Cowboys have Cooper Rush as QB2 and just signed Will Grier, but the Cowboys need to sign Cam Newton as QB2 because he's better than both of them.
Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn is the type of DC that understands the importance of playing players to their strengths and not a scheme.
Because of “Hard Knocks” being so detailed oriented in capturing the realness of the Dallas Cowboys, there are three positives from Cowboys training camp.
After watching the Dallas Cowboys backup quarterbacks struggle last season, the Cowboys need to trade for a more than capable backup quarterback.