"Here's the scary part, not only for the Dallas Cowboys and their fanbase, but for the rest of the division too. Let's say the Giants roll into Denver next week and pull off another upset. Let's further postulate that the Eagles lose at Minnesota and Dallas loses to Washington. The Giants would be in third place, only a game behind both the Eagles and Commanders. The Cowboys would be in last place in that scenario."
"The formula for Dallas is simple. The offense must put up at least 37 points if they want to win a game in 2025. The defense has proven that it cannot be relied upon to make a critical stop in close games. The only time they have was in the overtime win over the Giants. And that came on a horrible pass by Russell Wilson more than anything the defense did. At 2-3-1, the Cowboys' season is already in jeopardy. They play Washington and Denver the next two weeks."
"There once was an intrepid writer for a website dedicated to the Dallas Cowboys who begged and pleaded for Dallas to select Cam Skattebo in the second or third round back in April. Can you see why he was saying that now? Skattebo bullied the Eagles' defense on Thursday in a breakout, three-touchdown performance in the Giants' stunning win over Philadelphia. The Cowboys managed to land their RB1 in free agency, luckily. But a backfield of Skattebo and Javonte Williams in Dallas? That would have been nightmare fue"
The New York Giants were the only NFC East team to win in Week 6. A scenario exists in which the Giants could be third and just one game behind both the Eagles and Commanders while the Cowboys fall to last. The Cowboys sit at 2-3-1 and rely on prolific scoring to win; the offense must frequently reach 37 points while the defense has failed to make key stops. Dallas faces Washington and Denver next. Saquon-acolyte Cam Skattebo produced a three-touchdown breakout for the Giants, showcasing a sudden offensive spark for New York (2-4).
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