Hangin' With The 'Boys

The Broncos offensive line is no joke. Can a Cowboys defensive front that’s struggled to stop the run at times match them pound for pound? And quarterback Bo Nix and Denver like the short game with a lot of rollouts and screens. Can Dallas keep him in check? Plus, tackling, double-teams and Nate's thoughts on shaking hands after the game.

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The Cowboys have a tall task ahead of them facing Denver’s defense, which leads the NFL in sacks. Still, even though they also have one of the game’s best corners, can they stop the Dallas passing attack? Plus, what former Cowboy in his prime would you take today to help this team? White, Ware, Haley (sensing a pattern?) …

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Several injured players are now entering the 21-day window to return, including rookie cornerback Shavon Revel. What can we expect from him? Should he be brought along slowly? And is too much pressure being put on DeMarvion Overshown to be the linebacking savior? Plus, will we continue to see more blitzing and man coverage? Sounds like maybe not.

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Coordinator Matt Eberflus sure looked happy on the sidelines, and he should have been. Using more man coverage and blitzes, the Cowboys defense played their best game of the season. Now, can they do it again? Plus, with the trade deadline coming up soon, will the Cowboys be buyers or sellers? And Nate shares what it was like seeing some old teammates during the alumni weekend.

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We're feeling kind of sorry for the Cowboys’ defensive coordinator today. After all, he was put in a tough situation, one that could only get worse with Trevon Diggs now sidelined. So does that mean we could we start seeing the offense take more risks? Hey, they're already starting to. Plus, Jesse’s key stat, players to watch and our predictions.

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There’s been some criticism that Cowboys defenders are trying to punch the ball out instead of making tackles. Is that true? We’ve also heard a lot of talk about the defense playing man-to-man coverage, but is this the right week to do that against a mobile quarterback and an up-tempo offense? Plus, Nate has a sure-fire way to beat an offense … but does Dallas have the players?

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It’s looking like star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb could return on Sunday against Washington, but what’s that mean for George Pickens? He’s been a beast in his own right in Lamb’s absence. What changes? The Cowboys also need to try to establish the ground game. Can they do so against one of the best run defenses in the league? Better rush to the edge, my friend.

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We’ve been hearing that the pass rush has the potential to be strong, and that there aren't one or two major problems but a lot of little ones that can be fixed. Is that true? Or is that just hope? And what exactly are some of those little problems? Coverage schemes? Gap integrity? Discipline? Accountability? Let’s get in-depth and break it down.

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The Cowboys ran into a lot of big bodies along the Panthers’ defensive line and couldn’t get anything going in their running game. Meanwhile, Carolina’s rushing attack simply dominated the Dallas defense. What the heck happened? We can blame Matt Eberflus all we want, but sooner or later the players need to show some discipline, right? Are there any solutions to these ongoing problems?

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So how about those Eagles last night? Then again, do we need to start worrying about the Giants? But let’s focus on the Cowboys. Are they growing as a group? Are they gaining confidence? Could that be the difference between a good season and bad? Plus, Nate shares stories of Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer and we make our predictions.

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