Dak Prescott and the Cowboys offense can make a statement in week eight

"The old question of "What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?" could not be better to describe the Dallas Cowboys week eight matchup versus the Denver Broncos. Through seven weeks, the Cowboys offense ranks second in EPA/play, ninth in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and fifth in rush EPA. In the same time frame, the Broncos defense ranks fourth in EPA/play, first in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and 17th in rush EPA."

"The Cowboys have had struggles with the Denver Broncos for the last few decades. It has been 30 years since the Cowboys beat the Denver Broncos and 33 years since the Cowboys have beat the Broncos in Denver. But it's fair to say this Cowboys offense of 2025 is unlike any offense that has taken the field against the Broncos in quite some time."

Through seven weeks the Cowboys offense ranks second in EPA/play, ninth in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and fifth in rush EPA. In the same span the Broncos defense ranks fourth in EPA/play, first in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and 17th in rush EPA. Historical struggles between the franchises continue, with the Cowboys winless in Denver for decades. The Cowboys' 2025 offense presents a unique challenge. Receiver and cornerback matchups will draw attention, but the trenches are likely decisive. Denver's defensive front excels in pressure, sacks, and pass-rush win rate, and injuries could complicate Dallas' protection.

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