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It's funny this Dallas team is kind of like the Bills team of 2020, quick strike aerial assault, opportunistic defense generating turnovers. When facing some bad teams, you turn them over and down quickly. When facing a good team, it can be a grind but you rely on the defense to keep you in the game.
I don't see any reason the Cowboys will change their game plan. They will ride on the highs of Dak, much like the Bills were riding on the sharp ascending Allen in 2020.
The Bills? I can see McDermott and the coaches are burning their mid-night oil. The D will always be in bend-but-don't break-mode. Keep the ball in front of them. Testing Dak's patience. Using the red zone to try to limit the damage to field goals.
The offense may be wise to play some ball control. You probably don't want to do shots down field a lot, which is into Dallas defensive strength, as well as the forecasted weather environment. And dare I say, it might be the the strength of the Brady led offense if Allen can fully buy into it. Speaking of Allen, if he's schemed to take those safer 8 yard throw instead of the more risky 20 year yard hole shots where the ball may travel 40+ yards in the air, there is less a chance of a turnover. You know how turnover will be against a team like Dallas. And remember, the hottest weapon the Bills have now is James Cook who'd play perfectly into this strategy, run or pass. 12 Personnel with Cook, Knox and Kincaid. There is a lot of high percentage passing targets and maybe some O-line man blasting Parson wherever he's lined directly across to spring loose Cook or Allen.
I don't see any reason the Cowboys will change their game plan. They will ride on the highs of Dak, much like the Bills were riding on the sharp ascending Allen in 2020.
The Bills? I can see McDermott and the coaches are burning their mid-night oil. The D will always be in bend-but-don't break-mode. Keep the ball in front of them. Testing Dak's patience. Using the red zone to try to limit the damage to field goals.
The offense may be wise to play some ball control. You probably don't want to do shots down field a lot, which is into Dallas defensive strength, as well as the forecasted weather environment. And dare I say, it might be the the strength of the Brady led offense if Allen can fully buy into it. Speaking of Allen, if he's schemed to take those safer 8 yard throw instead of the more risky 20 year yard hole shots where the ball may travel 40+ yards in the air, there is less a chance of a turnover. You know how turnover will be against a team like Dallas. And remember, the hottest weapon the Bills have now is James Cook who'd play perfectly into this strategy, run or pass. 12 Personnel with Cook, Knox and Kincaid. There is a lot of high percentage passing targets and maybe some O-line man blasting Parson wherever he's lined directly across to spring loose Cook or Allen.
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