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Cowboys News: Dak looks to stay hot, 7-round mock, did Dallas learn to not flop?
Don’t tell the Cowboys that Sunday’s game versus the Panthers is already in the bag. As the team looks to not only handle business in Charlotte but improve in some key areas, Dak Prescott might have added motivation to post another monster game. We’ll explain the numbers he needs to hit in order to join a most exclusive club. We’ll also check out the team’s clean injury report, get to know the new man on the Dallas practice squad, and fully preview the Panthers.
Meanwhile, a new mock draft sends a human highlight reel to the Cowboys, we show why Brandin Cooks might be the key the offense has been lacking, and Buffalo’s Stefon Diggs weighs in on brother Trevon’s controversial social media posts. And will the team remember the lesson learned in Arizona earlier this season? It’s all right here in News and Notes.
Why Cowboys’ soft stretch in the schedule still holds plenty of long-term significance :: The Athletic
Don’t expect the Cowboys to put it on cruise control anytime soon. “We’re anticipating their best shot,” McCarthy said. “That’s the way we’ve got to look at every opportunity. We’re going there to win. We’re going in there to play to our standard and keep growing, building as a football team because you’re only guaranteed so many opportunities. We need this seventh win. We got to improve.” Keeping Brandin Cooks and Rico Dowdle producing, giving the offensive line more time to gel, and simply winning on the road will all pay dividends later.
The Cowboys are riding high after a big win over a New York team and they hit the road against one of the worst teams in the league. It’s a familiar setup, but Parsons promises the Cowboys will flip the script, having learned a lesson from Week 3’s trip to Arizona. “I think during that time, there was a lot of adversity that the team was facing, things like that. We were missing half of our O-line. We’re way more healthy, way more locked in. It’s November-December football, we can’t have those kind of mishaps happen. We got to go out there and win.”
