One of the hardest schedules in the NFL is the final four games of the season.
Over the last two weeks, the Dallas Cowboys have demonstrated their ability to defeat football teams that are ranked in the playoffs. The Cowboys’ next four games will, however, prove to be their most difficult test to date. The NFL schedule is never simple; you hear it said every week that a win is a win. However, the Cowboys will need to overcome a difficult schedule and daunting odds in order to unseat the Philadelphia Eagles and win the division. Let’s examine the Cowboys’ final four games and how they can crush the Birds’ hearts.
The Dallas Cowboys have demonstrated during the last two weeks that they are a football team capable of defeating teams that are ranked in the playoffs. On the other hand, the Cowboys’ next four games will be their most difficult test to date. The Cowboys will need to overcome difficult odds and an even harder stretch of games to steal a division title from the Philadelphia Eagles, but the NFL schedule is never easy and you hear every week that a win is a win. This article will examine the Cowboys’ final four games and how they can crush the Birds.
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The Buffalo Bills are 7-6 and in second place in the AFC East after a controversial victory in Kansas City on the road. The disappointing Bills have endured a wild season up until this point, but they are starting to heat up after a significant victory at Arrowhead. Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Pro Bowl, is starting to settle back into his rhythm. Against the Chiefs last week, he completed 23 of his 42 passes for 233 yards and a touchdown.
With an average of 378 yards and 26.8 points per game, the Bills offense is ranked fifth in the NFL overall by ESPN. On the offensive side of things, the Cowboys are slightly better than the Bills, averaging 381.5 yards per game and 32.4 points per game (the highest point average in the NFL).
The Bills’ defense is weak, particularly when compared to the renowned Dallas defense. The Bills defense gives up 329 yards per game on average and 18.8 points per game, which puts them in 14th place overall. With an average of 17.9 points per game and 289.9 yards per game given up, Dallas’ defense is ranked third overall. Josh Allen is extremely good at combatting, which is where Dallas excels defensively (sacks and pressure). Allen is among the best scrambling quarterbacks in the league, not just in a
