"Despite long odds - just 5.3% to make the playoffs and 0.4% to reach the Super Bowl - the Cowboys still have a chance to rewrite the second half of their season. The return of DeMarvion Overshown, the acquisition of Logan Wilson, the late addition of Quinnen Williams, and the debut of rookie corner Shavon Revel Jr. give Dallas a defensive foundation it simply did not have in September or October."
"The Cowboys' final eight opponents combine explosive offenses, physical fronts, and unfavorable road environments. Four of the last eight games are outdoors - something the Cowboys have struggled with. They also face three current playoff-caliber teams in a row: the Eagles, the Chiefs, and the Lions. The margin for error is razor-thin. Because of the tie on their record, every expected loss eliminates the possibility of reaching 10-6-1."
Dallas enters Week 11 at 3-5-1 with poor playoff odds and a defense ranked near the bottom in yards and points allowed. The tie against Green Bay complicates the path, leaving only two realistic final outcomes: 10-6-1 or 9-7-1, depending on how quickly the revamped defense gels. The returns and acquisitions of DeMarvion Overshown, Logan Wilson, Quinnen Williams, and rookie corner Shavon Revel Jr. provide a defensive foundation that was missing earlier. The final eight opponents feature explosive offenses, physical fronts, four outdoor games, and a three-game run against playoff-caliber teams, making home wins essential. Early projections favor a win at Las Vegas and a loss vs. Philadelphia.
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