The Dallas Cowboys are the weak link, obviously. They have the highest-paid quarterback in the league, Mr. Dak Prescott, but that does not equate to league success. Take a look at Josh Allen. He won MVP like a scrambling chicken and still lost to Patrick Mahomes. I digress, the league is in anticipation of a new MVP and Super Bowl champion after the Philadelphia Eagles come back win to two years derailed by the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Cowboys, again, are the weak link because they are not striving. They, for instance, signed Ken Dorsey who was fired by the Buffalo Bills and has not had much success since coaching and developing Allen and helping Carolina to a Super Bowl. But, what is there to give that Brian Schoetinheimer is also facing pressure that he is not surrounded by all the tools and weapons going into year one of the plan or process.
Ken Dorsey scored the fewest points allowed given by the Cleveland Browns last year and that is an understatement as to what the Dallas Cowboys are defined by.
The Dallas Cowboys critically fuse history into their organization and why should the conversation always refer back to Jerry Jones and Stephen.
Jerry Jones is a sharp talker but he is not a poised go-getter at this stage of his owner career. It is quite simple. The Dallas Cowboys are a weak link and they must wake up after more than a couple of off-seasons of blowing things apart.
It is such Jimmy Johnson’s tears are perpetually watering over the unknown at Fox. The Cowboys always have a strong point. Their defense, but offensively they must collect the pieces and transcend the era and times people recall with Michael Irvin, Herschel Walker, Emmit Smith, and Troy Aikman.
I think the only exceptional Dallas talent in history on that precedented list is Tony Romo, which is why he works favorably at CBS. There are Dallas players that have to take a stand and it will not be Dak or some of the depleted offense.
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