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I think Bill has them playing over their heads like 2 years ago but they will hit the wall this time. Bledsoe cannot play any better than he is now and you its time for Terry (she) Glenn to get hurt for the year. what do you guys think?
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I think they are actually underacheiving. They could be undefeated right now but they have shot themselves in the foot twice and have had defensive lapses at the wrong time against Washington.
underachieving I dont think so he has a bunch of no name first year with the team so-so's who have been playing way over thier heads and I dont htink they will keep it up much longer.
While I agree that there are not a lot of stars on the team, they have been in position to win all of their games and their own lack of focus and execution has cost them. In a very close NFC...anything is possible.
Lets be fair though...you would think Dallas was overrated if they were 8-0, won the last two super bowls and God himself said "damn, they're good." You will never give them credit for the sole reason that they are the Cowboys.
This team is pretty good.
They are...then again..the whole division is really good. Although, Philly is stumbling right now...they can still win ball games. Week to week, you never know. The thing that will go against Dallas is that the three divisional games are all on the road. That will be tough. I still thing the winner of the Washington-Dallas game wins the division.
No they're not overrated, they're just in the NFC.
True.No they're not overrated, they're just in the NFC.
The whole NFL sucks!
I admit they are doing much better than I expected them to at this point. Last night on ESPN, they put Dallas up on top, followed by Philly, NYG and then the Skins. I really don't agree that the NYG are 3rd behind Dallas and especially Philly. Dallas needs to watch out for the Giants. I think they may pull out to take the lead soon.
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