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After a convincing Thanksgiving Day win, the Dallas Cowboys see their schedule melt into creampuff land. The Cowboys are the team nobody wants to play, and they can make some noise in the NFC playoffs.
This isn’t table-talk fodder. The Cowboys are the real deal, folks.
Dallas improved to 6-5-1 with a 31-28 victory over the Chiefs. The Cowboys’ defense was good enough, and the Chiefs had an embarrassing time trying to cover the Cowboys’ receivers.
Barring injury, you can lock this Cowboys’ offense in for over 30 points in every game the rest of the season. That means the only team that could realistically beat them is the Lions. However, the Lions have injury concerns on offense with star Amon-Ra St. Brown on the shelf.
And even if the Cowboys lose to the Lions, their record of 10-6-1 might still be good enough to get into the postseason. And if the Cowboys are in the playoffs, there are going to be teams quaking in their boots.
Yes, beating the two teams that played in last year’s Super Bowl will lift a team into prominence, according to ESPN.
“On top of where we put ourselves right before these games and just the place that we’re in, having to get these wins against two elite teams,” Prescott said. “I mean, two teams that played in the Super Bowl last year. Last year’s last year, but you’re talking about two organizations that obviously know how to win and we just beat them both in two great games.
“On top of everything that we’ve been through.”
The Cowboys even have the right mindset.
“We’ve got to continue with the same mentality,” CeeDee Lamb said. “Obviously, it’s been a short week. Now we get a little time to rest, a regular week, so to speak. We get our bodies back, relax, build, grow, get better, and on to next week.”
Lamb and George Pickens combined for 13 catches for 200 yards on 22 targets. Basically, anytime Prescott needed a key play, he tossed the ball in the direction of Pickens or Lamb. And the results came out in the Cowboys’ favor.
Lamb had seven catches for 112 yards and got back on track after a few games in the shadow of Pickens, according to NBC Sports.
“It’s a team achievement and, overall, for myself, it’s just good to be back on the right track . . . It’s how it goes,” Lamb said, via the team’s website. “No one can really guard me. It was just me dropping the ball, and I don’t do that often, so it’s just a series of events. It was a great experience for me. I learned a lot, and we move forward.”
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