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rybrady732 · 11-26-2019, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Cory Levy


	Good luck in the Playoffs, man! It's neat having another Cowboys' Franchise to compare mine to, see how differently you approached things.

Thanks for checking in man! Appreciate it! It will certainly be nice to have Dak in the playoffs this go around. Im glad to see that we are both having doing well in year 2 with similar success. Hopefully it can be a sign of things to come in real life next season haha

I also forgot to import a draft class haha so its cool to see the difference between the madden draft classes vs the real named ones! Good luck to you in the playoffs as well. Definitely will be watching.

rybrady732 · 11-26-2019, 04:43 PM

Dallas Cowboys 2020 Season Stats

Quarterbacks

Dak Prescott is a winner…in the regular season. Prescott continues his regular season success as he led the Cowboys to their 3rd straight NFC title and a 14-2 record. The Cowboys were no doubt happy to have Prescott healthy for a whole season, a year removed from a tear in a leg muscle sidelined him from Week 12 onward, including playoffs. The 2019 version of Prescott was MVP caliber, through 12 weeks, Dak had 21 TD’s and just 3 interceptions. This year not so much…

Prescott had a solid year, he threw for just under 4,000 yards and notched 27 TD passes, more important he stayed healthy. Concerning though were the turnovers, which single handedly cost Dallas their two games (two losses, big deal!). BUT, when you finish with 15 interceptions thrown and another 9 fumbles, those numbers are very, very concerning. Thankfully for Dak, he has many a skill player around him, which may hide some of his more glaring defects.

Running Backs

It would be hard for anyone to replicate what Zeke Elliott did in the 2019 season, winning MVP, finishing with 2,080 rushing yards and another 450 receiving, but if anyone could it would be the man himself. Though he didn’t have as much success as last year, Zeke still led the league with 1,897 yards rushing. His 14 TD’s are second best in the league behind Todd Gurley of the Rams. There is no doubt the Cowboys would not be the team they would be without Zeke.

His backup, Peyton Barber, signed in the off-season (following what many though would be a career ending knee injury) carried the rock 49 times on the season for over 300 yards in a successful year as a backup. Both gave way to the youngster Tony Pollard in week 17, who in his only action in the backfield all season, ran for 86 yards and two scores.

Pollard had an excellent season on kick/punt return, returning two kickoffs for scores, including a walk-off score vs the Falcons, who defeated the Cowboys in last seasons playoffs.

Receiving

There was many a new face in the receiving core this season, tight ends Austin Hooper and Seth DeValve, along with wide outs Demaryius Thomas and Steven Ringer. Each of them had success in the 2020 season making Jerry Jones look like a genius, which is just what this team needs… Amari Cooper was Amari Cooper WHEN healthy, and when all combined the Cowboys had one of the best receiving cores in the league.

Austin Hooper led the way with just under 1,000 yards receiving, amazing that out of his team high 80 catches only one came in the end zone. Leading in that category would be Cooper, who hauled in 10 scores, even though he missed five weeks with an injury. Michael Gallup continues to prove he can be a solid secondary weapon, and Demaryius Thomas did an excellent job replacing Randall Cobb who bolted for Seattle in free agency.

Rookie Steven Ringer, the teams first round pick in 2020, battled injuries throughout the season but proved he can be a superstar with his Week 17 breakout performance (12 rec, 161 yards). While Cooper and Ringer were injured, four year vet Noah Brown filled in phenomenally, scoring three times in their absence.

Defense

The Dallas defense finished ranked 3rd overall for the 2020 season, just behind the Panthers and Patriots. The Cowboys led the NFL with eight fumbled forced and secured seven interceptions in 2020. There is no doubt the Cowboys have skill on all levels of the defense.

While not being able to reach his mark of 20.5 sacks from last year, DeMarcus Lawrence solidified a D-Line with his 15.5 sacks, along side him, second year DT Trysten Hill recorded a career high five sacks, after not recording a single one his rookie year.

Leighton Vander Esch and Jaylon Smith are two of the best young linebackers in the game and they finished 1-2 in tackles on the team, as they are literally all over the field. Vander Esch set a career high with 3.5 sacks, while Jaylon Smith recorded an interception for the second straight season.

In the secondary, Xavier Woods and Chidobe Awuzie led the way with two interceptions each. Newcomer Will Parks led Cowboy defensive backs with 83 tackles, a solid season for the free-agent signee. Who is with his 3rd team in two seasons.

Dallas Cowboys Stats - 2020
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
QB Dak Prescott	299/440	3,878	8.8	242.4	76	27	15	101.6
QB Brock Osweiler	31/45	373	8.3	28.7	25	1	1	92.1
QB Robert Griffin lll	0/0	0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0	0.0
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
HB Ezekiel Elliott	313	1,897	6.1	75		14		7
HB Peyton Barber	49	316	6.4	73		2		0
HB Tony Pollard	19	86	4.5	18		2		1
QB Dak Prescott	51	350	6.9	26		3		9
FB Jamize Olawale	7	16	2.3	9		1		0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	20+	YDS/G	YAC
TE Austin Hooper	80	965	12.1	1	47
WR Demaryius Thomas	50	747	14.9	7	76
WR Michael Gallup	58	736	12.7	1	61
WR Amari Cooper	50	720	14.4	10	71
WR Noah Brown	21	292	13.9	3	38
WR Steven Ringer (R)	24	272	11.3	2	25
TE Seth DeValve	15	159	9.9	3	33
WR Trent Sherfield	4	38	3.8	0	17
TE Dalton Schultz	2	12	6.0	0	7
HB Ezekiel Elliott	22	269	12.2	1	25
FB Jamize Olawale	3	38	12.7	0	15
HB Tony Pollard	1	3	3.0	0	3
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
LB Leighton Vander Esch	82	40	122	3.5	10	4	1	0
LB Jaylon Smith	86	29	115	0.5	6	6	1	1
SS Will Parks	62	21	83	0.0	7	3	0	0
FS Xavier Woods	54	27	81	0.0	2	2	2	1
CB Chidobe Awuzie	56	23	79	0.0	7	4	2	0
LE DeMarcus Lawrence	41	7	48	15.0	15	0	0	0
DT Trsyten Hill	31	17	48	5.0	15	0	0	0
	Kickoffs					Punts
Returning	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	RET	AVG	TD
HB Tony Pollard	47	1,314	28.0	98	2	22	10.4	0
	Field Goals				Extra Points
Kicking	FGM	FGA	PCT	LONG	XPM	XPA	PCT	PTS
K Brett Maher	29	36	80%	58	46	47	97%	133
Punting	PUNTS	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	BP	IN20	TB
P Chris Jones	25	1,402	70	56.1	51.1	1	9	10

rybrady732 · 11-27-2019, 12:10 PM

2020 NFL Final League Leaders

Offense

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Week 17, 2020
Passing Yards		YARDS	Passing TD		TD
	1. Philip Rivers, LAC	4,534		1. Philip Rivers, LAC	43
	2. Drew Lock, DEN	4,438		2. Cam Newton, CAR	41
	3. Matt Ryan, ATL	4,426		3. Patrick Mahomes, KC	37
	4. Drew Brees, NYG	4,402		4. Drew Brees, NYG	36
	5. Patrick Mahomes, KC	4,272		5. Baker Mayfield, CLE	36
Passing Int		INT	Rushing Yards		YARDS
	1. Sam Darnold, NYJ	18		1. Ezekeil Elliott, DAL	1,897
	2. Marcus Mariota, TEN	15		2. Todd Gurley II, LAR	1,438
	3. Dak Prescott, DAL	15		3. Le'Veon Bell, NYJ	1,324
	4. Nick Foles, JAX	13		4. Saquon Barkley, NYG	1,324
	5. Jimmy Garoppolo, SF	13		5. Joe Mixon, CIN	1,192
Rushing TD		TD	Receptions		REC
	1. Todd Gurley II, LAR	16		1. Sammy Watkins, KC	100
	2. Ezekiel Elliott, DAL	14		2. Taywan Taylor, TEN	96
	3. Marlon Mack, IND	13		3. Julian Edelman, NE	94
	4. Devonta Freeman, ATL	12		4. Emmanuel Sanders, DEN	93
	5. Derrius Guice, WAS	12		5. Keenan Allen, LAC	91
Receiving Yards		YARDS	Receiving TD		TD
	1. Julian Edelman, NE	1,471		1. Michael Thomas, NO	16
	2. Emmanuel Sanders, DEN	1,423		2. Golden Tate lll, NYG	13
	3. Keenan Allen, LAC	1,296		3. Parris Campbell, IND	12
	4. T.Y. Hilton, IND	1,206		4. DeAndre Hopkins, HOU	12
	5. Michael Thomas, NO	1,186		5. Emmanuel Sanders, DEN	11

Phil Rivers had a monster season for the Chargers in 2020, after a few seasons of what seemed like decline. The veteran signal caller shatters his previous high of TD's thrown (34) by nine as he finished with 43 on the year leading the NFL. Rivers also led the league in passing yardage while leading his team to a first round bye in the AFC.

It was more of the same when it comes to rushing yardage as once again it was Zeke Elliott leading the way, though he didn't topple the 2,000 yard mark like last season. Back in LA, it was Rams running back Todd Gurley II leading the way with 16 rushing scores, one short of his career high of 17.

Julian Edelman is another player who seemingly gets better with age as all Patriots do. Edelman set a career high in yards (1,471) and TD's (9). The former of which he led the league in. Emmanuel Sanders out of Denver is Mr. Consistent as he pops up in all three major WR categories, 93 rec (4th), 1,423 yards (2nd), 11 TD (5th).

Defense

NFL League Leaders - Updated: Week 17, 2020
Tackles		TACK	Sacks		SACK
	1. Myles Jack, IND	147		1. Aaron Donald, LAR	20.0
	2. Devin Bush, PIT	139		2. Fletcher Cox, PHI	16.0
	3. Lavonte David, TB	131		3. Von Miller, DEN	16.0
	4. Eric Kendricks, MIN	129		4. DeMarcus Lawrence, DAL	15.0
	5. Darius Reede (R), PHI	127		5. Khalil Mack, CHI	13.0
Interceptions		INT	Forced Fumbles		FF
	1. Jaire Alexander, GB	5		1. Jaylon Smith, DAL	4
	2. Isaiah Oliver, ATL	4		2. Landon Collins, WAS	3
	3. Desmond Trufant, ATL	4		3. Jarius Reede (R), PHI	3
	4. Shaquill Griffin, SEA	4		4. Cory Littleton, KC	2
	5. Malik Hooker, IND	4		5. Minkah Fitzpatrick, MIA	2

Colts off-season acquisition Myles Jack led the league in tackles with 147, a career high. The fact that he did it with a former division rival has to bring tears to Jaguars fans eyes. Philadelphia Eagles rookie Jarius Reede had a monster rookie campaign, finishing 5th in tackles and tied for second with three forced fumbles.

Green Bay's Jaire Alexander stands alone at the top with five interceptions, while a pair of Falcons defensive backs, Isaiah Oliver and Desmond Trufant come on with four each.

Our very own Jaylon Smith led the NFL with four forced fumbles.

rybrady732 · 11-27-2019, 02:44 PM

2021 Wildcard Weekend

44@ 38

(OT)

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
Wildcard Weekend	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Baltimore Ravens (9-7)	7	10	7	14	6	44
Cleveland Browns (10-6)	7	7	14	10	0	38

The first game on Sunday of Wildcard Weekend gave fans everything they wanted if Saturday wasn't enough for them. An intense rivalry matchup between the defending champion Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens would stun the defending champs in OT, as Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield absolutely battled it out through the air. The lack of run game for the Browns would ultimately do them in, as the 2020 AFC North Champs were bested at home by a team they were 1-game better than in the regular season.

24@ 30

(OT)

Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears
Wildcard Weekend	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Philadelphia Eagles (9-6-1)	7	7	0	10	0	24
Chicago Bears (11-5)	0	14	0	10	6	30

The late session on Sunday afternoon provided just as much excitement as the earlier game. In Chicago too, we saw overtime, but this time the home team came out on top as the Bears defeated the Eagles. Mitchell Trubisky led the way with three total scores. Trubisky was injured for part of the game and backup QB Jake Rudock threw a 6 yd TD completion in his place.

31@ 24

Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots
Wildcard Weekend	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Kansas City Chiefs (10-6)	21	0	0	10	-	31
New England Patriots (10-6)	0	14	7	3	-	24

In what could possibly be his final go at it, Tom Brady and the Patriots lost at home to the Chiefs on Saturday to open up Wildcard Weekend. The Chiefs would come out on fire in chilly Foxborough as they would jump out to a 21-0 lead in the 1st quarter, thanks to two TD's from Patrick Mahomes. An interception in the 2nd half by Brady would be crucial in their loss, as the Chiefs would score on their next drive.

17@ 20

Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks
Wildcard Weekend	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Carolina Panthers (10-6)	3	14	0	0	-	17
Seattle Seahawks (10-5-1)	0	14	0	6	-	20

It was a defensive battle in Seattle, for the Panthers and Seahawks Wildcard matchup. When all was said and done, the 'Hawks would come out on top 20-17, thanks to a pair of 4th quarter FG's from kicker Jason Myers. Former Cowboy's wideout Randall Cobb hauled in three catches and a score in the teams win as well. The Seahawks will head to Dallas to face the Cowboys in the Divisional Round.

Divisional Round Matchups

rybrady732 · 12-04-2019, 05:04 PM

Dallas Heading to Second Straight NFC Title Game After Toppling Seattle
Austin Hooper Catches Two TD Passes, Zeke Has Big Ground Game in Win

NFC Divisional Round
January 19, 2021 | Season 2
Dallas, Texas

Of the two Dallas losses this season, the second came on the road in rainy Seattle, 24-17. Now, just a few months later in the NFC Divisional round, Dallas got the better of Russell Wilson and Seattle, winning at home by the same score, 24-17.

Offense
The Seahawks elected to receive the kick to open up the game, but two plays in Russell Wilson would throw an interception, giving Dallas the ball on Seattle's 14 yard line.

The turnover would lead to 17 unanswered points from Dallas, who would score on their very first play, a 14 yard rush from Zeke Elliott.

In their loss to Seattle, Zeke carried the ball just 12 times for 68 yards, compared to 139 yards on 22 carries today.

During the 17-0 run, Dak Prescott and Austin Hooper linked up for the first of two scores between the duo.

Between the 2nd and 3rd quarter, Seattle would score 14 unanswered to come within three.

Tyler Lockett and Chris Carson were the only two players to score a TD for Seattle in the loss.

Down 24-14, Russell Wilson had a wide open D.K. Metcalf inside the red zone, however an errant throw and a tipped ball would lead to a Jaylon Smith interception.

Former Cowboy, Randall Cobb caught four passes for 56 yards.

Dak converted passes to a season low three receivers in the win (Hooper, Cooper, Thomas).

Defense
Dallas defense played very well in the playoff win, not allowing a score until the final minutes of the first half.

Xavier Woods and Jaylon Smith each recorded an interception in the win for Dallas.

The Dallas run defense had much better success vs Chris Carson (23 car, 63 yds, TD), then they did with Rashaad Penny, who ran for for 144 yards in the Week 7 Seattle win.

Seattle safety Marquise Blair laid a monster hit on Zeke and forced a fumble in which Seattle recovery early in the game.

Both teams allowed the opposition to convert over 50% of their 3rd down conversions.

Special Teams
Both kickers had a light workload in this Divisional round matchup. Both Jason Myers and Brett Maher converted their chip shot field goals.

Up Next
Dallas awaits the outcome of the Falcons/Bears game, teams they have played already this season. Stay tuned for a complete Divisional round recap.

Zeke celebrates his score on Dallas' first offensive play, a 14 yard run.

Tyler Lockett gets Seattle on the board with a 4 yard scoring reception from Russell Wilson in the 2nd quarter.

Dallas TE Austin Hooper hauls in touchdown number two in the 4th quarter.

Seattle Seahawks at Dallas Cowboys
Jan 19, 2021	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Seattle Seahawks (10-5-1)	0	7	7	3	-	17
Dallas Cowboys (14-2)	14	3	0	7	-	24

Team Stats Comparison
	SEA	DAL
Total Offense	355	345
Rushing Yards	81	174
Passing Yards	274	171
First Downs	20	18
Punt Return Yards	5	21
Kick Return Yards	21	49
Total Yards	381	415
Turnovers	2	1
3rd Down Conversion	9/14	6/10
4th Down Conversion	0/0	0/0
2-Point Conversion	0/0	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4/2/1	4/3/1
Penalties	3/20	2/25
Posession Time	14:50	17:10

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DAL
	(DAL) E. Elliott 14 yd TD run (Maher kick)	0	7
	(DAL) A. Hooper 1 yd TD pass from D. Prescott (Maher kick)	0	14
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DAL
	(DAL) B. Maher 20 yd FG	0	17
	(SEA) T. Lockett 4 yd TD pass from R. Wilson (Myers kick)	7	17
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DAL
	(SEA) C. Carson 1 yd TD run (Myers kick)	14	17
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		SEA	DAL
	(DAL) A. Hooper 11 yd TD pass from D. Prescott (Maher kick)	14	24
	(SEA) J. Myers 18 yd FG	17	24

Seattle Seahawks
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
Russell Wilson	25/40	274	1	2
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Chris Carson	23	63	2.7	1
Russell Wilson	3	18	6.0	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Tyler Lockett	9	93	10.3	1
D.K. Metcalf	5	46	9.2	0
Will Dissly	4	35	8.7	0
Randall Cobb	4	56	14.0	0
Chris Carson	2	32	16.0	0
Ricky Ortiz	1	12	12.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Bobby Wagner	10	0.0	0	0
Jatavis Brown	7	1.0	0	0
Marquise Blair	1(1FF)	0.0	0	0
KICKING	FG	XP	PTS	LONG
Jason Myers	1/1	2/2	5	18

Dallas Cowboys
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
Dak Prescott	15/25	181	2	0
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Ezekiel Elliott	22	139	6.3	1
Peyton Barber	3	26	8.6	0
Dak Prescott	2	9	4.5	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Austin Hooper	9	106	11.7	2
Demaryius Thomas	4	36	9.0	0
Amari Cooper	2	39	19.5	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Will Parks	10	0.0	0	0
Jaylon Smith	9(1FL)	0.0	1	0
Xavier Woods	1(1FL)	0.0	1	0
KICKING	FG	XP	PTS	LONG
Brett Maher	1/1	3/3	6	20

rybrady732 · 12-04-2019, 06:32 PM

2021 Divisional Weekend

35@ 21

Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Chargers
Jan 19, 2021	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Baltimore Ravens (9-7)	7	7	14	7	-	35
Los Angeles Chargers (11-5)	7	0	0	14	-	21

Phil Rivers magical season came to a close Sunday as the Baltimore Ravens were all over the Chargers 35-21 in Los Angeles. Lamar Jackson was near perfect and had one of the best playoff games EVER for a QB. Jackson missed just two passes, and threw for 345 yards in the win, along with four scores. The Ravens took a 28-7 lead into the final quarter, and had a 35-14 lead at one point before Rivers ended the game with a score to Mike Williams. Baltimore will take on Indianpolis in the AFC Title game.

27@ 28

Kansas City Chiefs at Indianapolis Colts
Jan 18, 2021	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Kansas City Chiefs (10-6)	7	6	7	7	-	27
Indianapolis Colts (10-5-1)	7	6	0	15	-	28

Andrew Luck left the Chiefs stunned on Saturday as he led a 4th quarter comeback with two unanswered scores. Luck finished with four TD's through the air, including two to Austin Ekeler who was acquired mid-season from the Chargers. In his teams loss Travis Kelce scored twice and hauled in a game leading 10 catches. The Colts book their ticket in the AFC Title game vs the Ravens.

31@ 37

Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons
Jan 18, 2021	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Chicago Bears (11-5)	7	10	7	7	0	31
Atlanta Falcons (11-5)	10	14	7	0	6	37

QB Mitchell Trubisky | 23/40, 326 yds, 2 TD, 3 Int, 10 car, 32 yds
HB David Montgomery | 9 car, 42 yds, 2 TD
WR Taylor Gabriel | 4 rec, 119 yds, TD
-------------------------------
QB Matt Ryan | 30/39, 342 yds, 4 TD, 1 Int
HB Devonta Freeman | 24 car, 105 yds, 2 rec, 34 yds
WR Julio Jones | 9 rec, 123 yds, 3 TD

In by far the most thrilling game of the weekend, the Falcons won a shootout in OT vs the Bears, 37-31. Julio Jones had three scores in the win and 123 receiving. The Bears were in the game all along despite three interceptions from Mitchell Trubisky. With the win the Falcons assured that it would be a rematch of the 2020 NFC Title game, in which the Falcons beat a Cowboys team without their starting QB.

rybrady732 · 12-06-2019, 09:04 PM

Falcons End Cowboys Season for Second Straight Year, Book Return Trip to Super Bowl
Dak Throws Four Interceptions in Loss, Dallas Falls Short for Second Straight Season

NFC Championship
January 26, 2019 | Season 2
Dallas, Texas

This one stings. For the second straight season the Cowboys have fallen to the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC Championship game. This certainly wasn't supposed to happen, not for the second straight year. Not with a healthy Dak at QB. But guess what...it did!

Offense
Dak Prescott was supposed to be the difference maker this year, as he missed the playoffs last season with an injury. However, Prescott struggled mightily throwing four interceptions and fumbling at the goal line in the loss.

The Cowboys would go up 13-0 to start the game, thanks to a Zeke Elliott score and a pair of FG's.

Julio Jones got the Falcons on the board with a six yard TD reception in the 1st quarter. Jones finished with a game high 127 receiving yards on 11 catches.

The Cowboys would go up 16-7 in the 2nd quarter, but from that point on they would be shut out.

Matt Ryan would throw an interception on the teams opening drive, but finished strong with three scores and 324 yards.

Falcons running back Devonta Freeman gave the Falcons their only lead they would need with a 32 yard screen score late in the 2nd quarter, 17-16.

Following his first interception, Dak fumbled at the goal line, giving the Falcons the ball in the 2nd quarter.

Defense
The Falcons defense was remarkable in todays game, causing five turnovers.

No one was more impressive than Desmond Trufant who recorded three interceptions in the win, an NFC Championship record.

Linebacker Deion Jones also returned an interception 57 yards for a score in the 4th quarter.

The Cowboys defense started hot as Chidobe Awuzie intercepted Matt Ryan on the games opening drive.

The Falcons run D was top notch, holding Zeke to just 59 yards rushing in the game.

Special Teams
If it weren't for Cowboys kicker Brett Maher this game could have been a lot uglier. Maher hit all three of his kicks in the teams loss, and accounted for 10 points.

Up Next
For the Cowboys they're going to hit the golf course.

The Falcons return to the Super Bowl for the 3rd time in 4 years, and they are still searching for that win, as the Browns took home the title last season. Stay tuned to see who the Falcons will face in the Super Bowl.

Zeke scores a TD in the first quarter, giving Dallas a 13-0 lead.

Dallas D was rolling to start, Trysten Hill sacks Matt Ryan inside the 10 yard line in the 1st half.

Deion Jones catches a tipped pass in the 4th quarter, Jones went 57 yards for a score.
Essentially sealing the win for the Falcons.

Atlanta Falcons at Dallas Cowboys
Jan 26, 2021	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	OT	SCORE
Atlanta Falcons (11-5)	7	10	3	14	-	34
Dallas Cowboys (14-2)	13	3	0	0	-	16

Team Stats Comparison
	ATL	DAL
Total Offense	407	351
Rushing Yards	87	84
Passing Yards	320	267
First Downs	21	16
Punt Return Yards	0	0
Kick Return Yards	22	100
Total Yards	429	451
Turnovers	2	5
3rd Down Conversion	9/13	3/9
4th Down Conversion	0/0	1/2
2-Point Conversion	0/0	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4/2/2	4/1/1
Penalties	3/25	2/10
Posession Time	17:32	14:28

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		ATL	DAL
	(DAL) B. Maher 45 yd FG	0	3
	(DAL) B. Maher 48 yd FG	0	6
	(DAL) E. Elliott 4 yd TD run (Maher kick)	0	13
	(ATL) J. Jones 6 yd TD pass from M. Ryan (Hopkins kick)	7	13
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		ATL	DAL
	(DAL) B. Maher 40 yd FG	7	16
	(ATL) D. Hopkins 22 yd FG	10	16
	(ATL) D. Freeman 32 yd TD pass from M. Ryan (Hopkins kick)	17	16
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		ATL	DAL
	(ATL) D. Hopkins 20 yd FG	20	16
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		ATL	DAL
	(ATL) D. Jones 57 yd Int return TD (Hopkins kick)	27	16
	(ATL) M. Sanu Sr. 10 yd TD pass from M. Ryan (Hopkins kick)	34	16

Atlanta Falcons
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
Matt Ryan	27/37	324	3	1
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Devonta Freeman	24	75	3.1	0
Mohamed Sanu Sr.	1	5	5.0	0
Dimitri Flowers	1	0	0.0	0
Matt Ryan	1	7	7.0	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Julio Jones	11	127	11.5	1
Devonta Freeman	5	88	17/6	1
Tyler Higbee	4	54	13.5	0
Calvin Ridley	3	18	6.0	0
Mohamed Sanu Sr.	3	27	9.0	1
Eric Saubert	1	10	10.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Deion Jones	10	0.0	1	1
Desmond Trufant	7	0.0	3	0
Grady Jarrett	5(2FL)	1.0	0	0
KICKING	FG	XP	PTS	LONG
Dustin Hopkins	2/2	4/4	10	22

Dallas Cowboys
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
Dak Prescott	16/33	279	0	4
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Ezekiel Elliott	17	59	3.4	1
Dak Prescott	2	24	12.0	0
Peyton Barber	1	1	1.0	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Steven Ringer (R)	5	62	12.4	0
Austin Hooper	4	56	14.0	0
Michael Gallup	3	78	26.0	0
Amari Cooper	2	33	16.5	0
Seth DeValve	1	25	25.0	0
Demaryius Thomas	1	25	25.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Chidobe Awuzie	11	0.0	1	0
Trysten Hill	5(2FL)	1.0	0	0
Xavier Woods	9(1FL)	0.0	0	0
KICKING	FG	XP	PTS	LONG
Brett Maher	3/3	1/1	10	49

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