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Tweetcap: Cowboys offense hangs 40 on Jaguars’ top-ranked defense in big win Not sure anyone could have predicted what happened at AT&T Stadium today after the storyline coming in was that it would be a low-scoring affair. Who would have thought the Cowboys offense https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Darren-Woodson-Jersey , averaging less than 20 points per game would put up 40 on one of the NFL’s best defenses? Well, nobody would have taken that bet.What do you think Steve Smith Sr.?It all started with a pregame visit from Conor McGregor, who was seen hyping up the Cowboys right before kickoff:The Cowboys won the toss and deferred which put the Jaguars on the field first with Blake Bortles at quarterback. Just like that, the Jaguars were in and out as Dede Westbrook is tackled in the open field on 3rd and 3.To their credit, the Cowboys offense came out attacking Jacksonville, trying to dictate the pace of the game. Dak Prescott converts a 3rd and 9 here to Michael Gallup:Prescott would end up getting sacked on third down by Calais Campbell as the Cowboys settled for a field goal:The Cowboys welcomed back Maliek Collins and David Irving to the defensive line. It was a brief introduction for the Jaguars offense and Irving who registered a QB hit on his first play.On the Cowboys next possession, disaster tried to make an appearance but lady luck was with Dak Prescott. Getting the quarterback on the move would become a theme in this game. In the red zone, Dak looks for Gallup again on what was thought to be his first career touchdown catch, sadly it wasn’t so:They would take the touchdown from Gallup but the Cowboys were determined to make good on this red zone trip. After many weeks of settling for field goals, Dak had enough:Jaguars had the ball to start the second quarter and that’s when Blake Bortles was introduced to Maliek Collins, big man coming at you Jaguars!Cowboys Quick Trip: A tale of the Cowboys next offense possession in three tweets!A little bit of Dak...2. A nice helping of Zeke...3. Don’t forget that no meal is complete without sauce!Nine plays, 84 yards, five minutes off the clock in the second quarter, Cowboys up 17-0.Bortles and his Jaguars offense has a chance to get something done before the half but two “Hot Boyz” ruined it within seconds, SACKED!Right before the half, just when it looks like the Jaguars will get the Cowboys off the field for the punt:A few plays later, we have some controversy, 4th and 1, in Jaguars territory, coach?With just a minute and some change on the clock, Dak finds Cole Beasley for a huge 18-yard gain at the Jaguars 12-yard line:Just a few moments later, Jalen Ramsey doesn’t want none...SAUCED!We’re at halftime with the Cowboys putting it on the Jags, 24-0:In the third quarter Chidobe Awuzie Jersey , the Cowboys offense starts out really slow and punts it back twice to the Jaguars, who finally put points on the board:Dak Prescott tries to get Allen Hurns involved against his old team but he didn’t come to play in this one:Brett Maher drills another field goal to give the Cowboys a 27-7 lead!Blake Bortles trots back out but he went and tried to test the G.O.A.T.! If Bortles wants to throw into triple coverage, Jeff Heath will oblige him!Cowboys can’t get the ball in the end zone but more damage is done after Brett Maher nails his third field goal, Cowboys up 30-7:This one gets uglier for the Jaguars as Jaylon Smith forces the fumble and Jourdan Lewis recovers it:It’s about that time, isn’t it? Ezekiel Elliott busts one for 21-yards to set up this exclamation point right here:That feeling when you see exactly why Ezekiel Elliott was drafted ahead of you:Jaguars offense can’t get anything going in the fourth quarter, the Cowboys have the ball and Cole Beasley breaks the curse with this catch:Cole Beasley becomes the first Cowboys wide receiver to reach 100-yards in a game since Terrance Williams did so in week nine of last year:Cowboys facing another 4th and 1? Why not? Ezekiel Elliott converts but eventually it is left up to Brett Maher:That’s all she wrote, the Cowboys put the boots to a defense that many thought would shut out this offense. Well, those not-named Xavier Woods:The Cowboys were so good today that they left Jalen Ramsey with short-term memory loss!As good as that victory was, it came at home, Ezekiel Elliott wants the Cowboys to show this type of game on the road:Cowboys fall 20-17 in Washington, as offensive woes strike again It was a crushing defeat for the Dallas Cowboys as they fell 20-17 to Washington. They had a bad performance from their offense once more as the road continued to be terribly hostile to them. The Cowboys mounted a last minute charge, only to miss out on sending the game to overtime by mere inches.The table was set for this game by the defeat of the Philadelphia Eagles by the Carolina Panthers in the early slot. The come-from-ahead loss, where the Eagles gave up a 17 point lead in the fourth quarter, meant that the winner of this game would be all alone in first place in the NFC East. It came down to who wanted the division lead the most.But that turned out to be Washington, who dominated the line of scrimmage all day. Speaking of which, Adrian Peterson lived up to his AD nickname, getting almost 100 yards while Ezekiel Elliott was stymied, only totaling 31 yards on 14 carries. Dak Prescott was under constant pressure, including the back-breaking strip-sack touchdown given up late in the fourth quarter, while Alex Smith was only sacked once by the Dallas pass rush. It was a continuation of the road woes that have plagued the Cowboys all season. There were clear breakdowns in communication on the offensive line, and multiple big plays for Dallas were called back by holding penalties. After showing so much promise in the win last week, things reverted back to the bad, and once again this looks like an 8-8 team Jourdan Lewis Color Rush Jersey , at best.There was a brief flurry by the offense as time wound down in the game, including converting a fourth and 13 on a pass to Blake Jarwin. But it took too many plays to score, leaving only 1:37 on the clock. The drive was gritty and determined, but also too little and too late. Dallas managed to get it down to a field goal attempt, but a false start added five yards to the attempt, and Brett Maher doinked it off the upright. The Cowboys got off to a bad start in the game. On their first possession, a 22 yard run by Dak Prescott was wiped out by a Tyron Smith hold, and Dallas wound up punting. Washington took advantage of an uncharacteristically bad punt by Chris Jones to quickly march in, getting a 23 yard touchdown on a screen pass to Kapri Bibbs. Things kept going badly as Elliott struggled to gain yards, then on fourth and one, the ball was knocked loose from Prescott just as he got the first down, giving Washington the ball on the Cowboys’ 45 yard line. There was a very scary moment late in the first quarter as Prescott tried to run for the first down sticks and took a blow right to the head on the sidelines just short of the sticks. He had to go through the concussion protocol, but was cleared and returned to the game on the Cowboys’ next series, and threw a 22 yard strike to Michael Gallup on his next pass. And on a third and four play, he showed he was not afraid to run after his hit, diving to get the first down on a scramble. Meanwhile, Sean Lee returned to the field after missing three games due to injury and looked back to his normal self, snuffing out a screen play early in the second quarter to help stop Washington. That is perhaps even more important after Leighton Vander Esch left the field with an injury in the second half.However, the struggles were real for the Cowboys. Smith continued to struggle as he and Connor Williams were still having communications issues. Penalties kept hurting Dallas, and even Chris Jones was having a bad day with short punts or putting them into the end zone for touchbacks. Meanwhile, Peterson looked like he was 23, not 33, at times https://www.dallascowboysfanshop.com/Rico-Gathers-Jersey , making something out of nothing and putting some wicked moves on Dallas defenders. Pass protection was also in the home team’s favor in the first half, as Prescott was sacked while Smith wasn’t. An indication of how self-inflicted the damage was for the Cowboys was that they controlled the ball in the first half, notching a 17:07 to 12:53 advantage in time of possession, and limiting Washington to only one third down conversion in the first two quarters.But inside the two minute warning of the first half, the offense finally came alive. After Elliott barely converted a third and one, Dak got some protection and hit a streaking Michael Gallup down the left side for a 49 yard touchdown to even things up at 7-7 with a minute left to play. After having far too many mistakes, and Washington just missing on a couple of touchdown throws as the first half wound down, Dallas went into halftime tied, with the division lead still up for grabs.The Cowboys quickly let the momentum from the Gallup touchdown dissipate in the second half. First, Washington got the ball on the kickoff and drove down for a field goal. Dallas would be totally ineffective on offense, only running six plays in the third quarter as the pass rush kept the pressure on Prescott and Elliott continued to struggle. Then Washington would add another three points early in the fourth, but again the defense held in the red zone to prevent a touchdown. According to the CBS announcers, that made seven consecutive times the Cowboys’ defense has held opponents to just a field goal on red zone trips. Finally, Dallas got a little something going on offense to set up Brett Maher for his own 47 yard field goal. Then on the next Washington series, Sean Lee showed up again, to stop an option play that had worked earlier for and get the ball back for the offense with 6:18 left in the game. But disaster would strike. After a third down conversion to Cole Beasley was called back on a hold by Connor Williams, Dak would get sacked on the goal line and stripped of the ball, which was recovered for a touchdown by Preston Smith. That pushed the lead to ten points with not enough time for the Cowboys to come back. It was another road flop for Dallas, and a golden opportunity squandered.

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