I'm a Cowboys homer and they're not in the Top 10 in the league. Best case scenario they go 9-7. Their defense is very overrated. The run defense has been strong (although NY ran for 155); however, their safties have been exposed as frauds (Williams/Watkins). They can't cover. The QB position is a disaster and so is the OL. Adams/Rivera have been horrible. The only decent lineman is Gurode, although Columbo has performed above expectations. Most people think Romo will be named the starter and if that happens the season is over. He's not ready yet.BGP said:They are 3-3. Far from dead. Further, look at their vital statistics:http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/dal2006.htmAndy Dufresne said:Ridiculous.BGP said:This week:
1. Patriots - Passing game looked a little better but still questions there.
2. Bears - bye week - still must question Grossman.
3. Chargers - still throwing too much but also not dropping them despite the loss.
4. Broncos - weak passing game but everything else looks solid
5. Cowboys - tough loss and will drop them one spot. Qb now a mess.
Strong defense. Strong running game. Sure, question the QB. But there's a lot to like there.
Most discouraging is the 2006 draft. Bobby Carpenter can't even get on the field. Fasano has done very little and shown he's a medicore blocker. Skyler Green was cut and brought back and inactive vs. the Giants. What a disaster.
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(2) But seriously, the two teams are very evenly matched -- However, which is more likely to happen in a rematch: Rex Grossman stinking up the joint again (considering how bad he's been in the past few weeks) or the Pats turning the ball over 5 times in a game? I know the Bears are a ball-hawking defense but tipped ball INTs are just as likely to find the ground as they are to find a DB.(3) Do you think the Bears would get some of those shaky PI calls in a rematch? Fact is that the Bears had twice as many yards on that one terrible pass interference call than they did second half passing yards on Sunday. That's not a recipe for success.