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Cowboys can't overlook Texans, but Baker Mayfield's injury is a huge relief (opens the original)
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Following a back-breaking loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, there is nothing the Dallas Cowboys need more than a break. And this doesn't mean a bye week, but quite literally anything to go their way, because Brian Schottenheimer's coaching disaster is what cost them the game. This game should've gone to overtime at the very least. Yes, there are real questions about this team, but the good news is that things will get considerably easier for the Cowboys. First up is a 0-3 Texans te
Cowboys TE Jake Ferguson is becoming the ultimate red zone threat (opens the original)
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In the modern NFL, the league keeps adapting to the point where running backs and wide receivers are no longer the only guys who get the glory. They'll often get a leg up because of fantasy managers, but tight ends are becoming increasingly prevalent in offenses, especially in the red zone. Given the importance of multi-TE sets, it's easier than ever for teams to hyper-target a star tight end in the red zone, but not often do. There are household names like Trey McBride and Tyler Warren, but the
George Pickens can make Dan Quinn regret his confidence in Mike Sainristil (opens the original)
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George Pickens did not have the season debut anybody envisioned. As the Dallas Cowboys lost 28-20 to the New York Giants on Sunday Night Football, Pickens caught just three of six targets for 28 yards in a matchup that saw him record two costly drops. It was obviously not his night. The rough performance wasn't ideal, but it comes with a silver lining: there's 16 chances for him to turn things around and prove he's still the same player as last year. And that starts with a Week 2 matchup against
Christian Parker must follow Eagles' blueprint to slow down Terry McLaurin (opens the original)
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It's safe to say that Christian Parker's play-calling debut didn't exactly go according to plan. The Dallas Cowboys lost their season opener to the New York Giants by a score of 28-20 and the defense was woefully inefficient in almost every advanced statistic, but this also was his first game as a defensive coordinator. The good news is that Parker has 16 more opportunities to prove himself and like Ted Lasso says, "Be a goldfish." We can now focus on the Washington Commanders, whose Jayden Dani
Cowboys' ugly loss still delivered a huge Donovan Ezeiruaku silver lining (opens the original)
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It's not hyperbole to say not a lot went right for the Dallas Cowboys' defense in the Week 1 loss to the New York Giants. Christian Parker's group had no answers for Jaxson Dart or Isaiah Likely, which led to New York beating Dak Prescott for the first time since 2016. Despite the 28-20 loss and the collectively bad performance on defense, Parker's unit had its fair share of strong individual performers, and second-year pass rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku takes the cake. After all, there's a reason he
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