Dallas Cowboys Weekly Review

 The Dallas Cowboys finally win a game and my prediction was dead wrong, thankfully I was wrong. The game was as nail biting and anxiety inducing as an 'upset game'  could be. An upset game is what all the sports analysts who can't believe that the Cowboys could possibly pull out a win against Dalvin Cook and the Vikings. Well, there will be a lot more upsets for the season and the NFC East will soon see a new division leader. So let's talk about the game.  Andy 'The Red Rifle' Dalton played his best game in a while. He came off the bench this week and he reminded everyone why he went to three pro-bowls. Throwing 203 yards and only one interception with one of or, his highest, 68% completion rate. For Cowboys fans, it was a moment of grounding. After Dak's injury everyone was floating around in this type of limbo but on Sunday night we finally saw a well rounded football team. Ezekiel Elliot and Tony Pollard were almost the stars this game and they made the

So the Dallas Cowboys go to Minnesota to take on the Vikings and Dalvin Cook Sunday afternoon and there is a lot of doubt floating around. Of course, everyone is back on to trashing the Cowboys and the rest of the NFC East for that matter but let's really see what Sunday's game might look like.  If the Cowboys are smart, they would look to take on the Vikings like they did the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will it materialize? Probably not, Mike McCarthy is stuck in his conventional ways and probably will stick to good old fashioned football. Vikings looked great on Monday night against the Chicago Bears, even though Cook didn't destroy the Bears defense, he is slippery and can break away really fast. So what does the Cowboys D-Line need to do? Not let him through! The Cowboys' corner backs and safety's are fast but if the D-Line with Randy Gregory and Tyrone Crawford could help cushion that impact, they have a chance of stopping that run. Offensively, the Vikings are strong

 The Dallas Cowboys have had a rough season and I mean, extremely rough. The NFC East isn't getting much better but could the Cowboys? Let's go back and take a look at the downfall. Right now they are 2-7 and last in the division. Not only have they lost their starting quarterback, Dak Prescott but they also can't manage to get their defense in order. At first things didn't look too good until a comeback win against the Atlanta Falcons and then there was hope, until that game with the New York Giants in week 5. Dak is out for the year with an ankle injury in the third quarter, Andy Dalton managed to scrape together a win but the Cowboys looked hurt, actually they looked absolutely destroyed.   It was a murder scene every single game after that, running through quarterbacks trying to see who worked. Andy Dalton and Ben DiNucci being rotated like a carousel. SportsCentre, Get up all the morning talk shows absolutely trashing 'America's Team'. The defense was i