Cowboys 3 Needs To Beat Lions on ‘Jimmy Johnson Night’: Top 10 Takes FISH PODCAST
FRICO – On Saturday night at AT&T Stadium, the Detroit Lions will visit the city to play Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys in a highly anticipated NFC powerhouse matchup
With left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”
Fortunately, the 10-5 Cowboys excel at it in their own building, which brings us our third concern.
Dallas ranks No. 2 in points scored (30.1 per game) and No. 5 in points allowed (19.1 per game), making them a top-five offensive and defensive team. Since Dallas is the only team in the NFL scoring more than 30 points per week while holding opponents to less than 20 points per game, the Cowboys have produced a general imbalance on the scoreboard.
Naturally, the MVP contender Dak Prescott is essential to the offense. He has thrown for 3,892 yards, 30 touchdowns, and just seven interceptions while owning the third-best QBR.
The defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” defense is only middling for the season and has shown weakness against the run in recent games.
Two weeks ago, the Cowboys’ vulnerability was greatly exploited by the Buffalo Bills. Week 15: In the game stated above, Dallas gave up 266 total running yards—a season high—to the Bills.
Of course, there is also the fundamental truth that Dallas is undefeated at home in AT&T Stadium under head coach Mike McCarthy, owning a winning run of 15 games. In this one, too? At halftime, the team will induct legendary coach Jimmy Johnson into the Ring of Honor.
If the Cowboys of today need motivation? The three-time Super Bowl champion Cowboys from the 1990s will be in the building to celebrate Jimmy’s victory, and McCarthy’s team will undoubtedly be paying attention.
The Fish Report and Fish Podcast take you through the day’s happenings, covering everything from Dak to Micah to Lions information. Come on in, Nation of Cowboys!The defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” dThe defense relies heavily on Parsons. He’s a strong candidate for Defensive Player of the Year after recording a team-high 13 sacks, an astounding 15 tackles for loss, and 30 quarterback hits overall.Are there weak points on the ball’s two sides as well? The “Texas Coast Offense” of the Cowboys would want to improve both its red-zone performance and its penalty rate. The “Dallas Doomsday” d
With left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”With left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”
With left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”With left tackle Tyron Smith, who ranks among the finest in the game when healthy, it appears they’ll have the first problem taken care of. Despite lately battling a back injury, he plans to participate in Week 17.
And the other problem? Due to his very active social media presence, defensive team captain Micah Parsons has received criticism, reprimands, and warnings about the dangers of getting sucked into the “white noise.”
In a nutshell: The legendary Cowboys coach Michael Irvin has openly and strongly advised Parsons to “focus on winning.”
