The Cowboys will need short memories to put last week’s debacle against New Orleans to bed.
Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer looks on from the sidelines during the second half of an NFL football game against the New Orleans Saints at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024, in Arlington.must bury the painful loss against the New Orleans Saints and face the Baltimore Ravens and the reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson with a renewed attitude.
Before the Cowboys take to the field at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, let’s take a look at three keys to victory for the Cowboys:The Cowboys will need short memories to put last week’s debacle in the drawer of eternal oblivion. Dallas must come with a fresh and positive attitude against the Ravens. The emotional drive of the team’s vocal leaders will be vital for the Cowboys to take advantage of the Ravens’ own crisis after their 0-2 start.
“For me, I look at my mistakes and it helps hold me accountable and push the guys throughout the week to get back to the basics and fundamentals, which is our priority,”. “After Sunday’s game, we need to restart, reset, and refocus and God always has a way of humbling. You never want to stay too high or too low, you have to stay neutral.”The Cowboys must figure out how to gain yards running the ball. Through two games, Dallas has run the ball 46 times for an average of 3.7 yards per carry.
If the Cowboys’ defense keeps Jackson in check, they will have a good chance to pull out their second win of the season.Former Cowboys center Travis Frederick among first-time noms for Pro Football Hall of Fame, Staff Writer. News reporter with more than 25 years of experience in media outlets. He arrived at The Dallas Morning News in January 2020 and has held different positions for the DMN and Al Día.
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