Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

[dickey1331]

Dallas should win this game but we shall see.

[RoundingThird]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

They won't. I got Lynch and Wilson running over them in a 13-10 Seahawks win.

[ScoobySnax]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

I just want to see improvement from the offensive line. It all starts with them. If they look good, we should take this one. You have to win the games you're supposed to win. Dallas has failed miserably at this in the past. We shall see...

[iAM-IncReDiBLe-]

I dot see why Dallas should win this game. The Seattle secondary is filled with playmakers an they will make their presence felt this game. Seattle 20-13

[cjonesfan921]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

I dot see why Dallas should win this game. The Seattle secondary is filled with playmakers an they will make their presence felt this game. Seattle 20-13

Seattle is an up and comer but Dallas 'should' win. It is the NFL though, any given Sunday.

But, I'll bite.

Why should Dallas win?

Better QB.
Better playmakers.
Best player on the field regardless who has the ball is in a Dallas uni.

Few things that can cost dallas:

Seattle crowd noise plus Cowboys OL may equal death.
Wilson's ability to run.
If we can't contain Lynch.

My heart says Dallas 38 Seattle 17.
My head says Dallas 27 Seattle 20.

[iAM-IncReDiBLe-]

Seattle is an up an comer while Dallas is consistently not in the playoffs.

Seattle has a better defense
A better running back.

Seattle two top CB are big an can jump an run with Bryant an Miles. Browner, Thomas an Chancellor are all ball hawks. Seattle is at home an that a big advantage in itself. It looks like a game between two even teams to me so if one team should win its the one playing at home.

[Hooe]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

Seattle is an up an comer while Dallas is consistently not in the playoffs.

Last season and others previous have nothing to do with this one.

Seattle has a better defense
A better running back.

Better defense, sure, but it's not as if Dallas is devoid of defensive talent; the best pass rusher in the league - and the best player on the field for either team in this game - has a star on his helmet. Sean Lee's quickly becoming a quality inside linebacker, as well, and the early returns for Dallas' investments in the secondary in the offseason show at least moderate improvement compared to last year's train wreck. It's fair that this last facet still an outstanding question mark, however.

I also don't think Marshawn Lynch is significantly more talented than Demarco Murray, if at all, provided Murray continues to stay healthy. More productive historically? Sure, but Seattle doesn't and has not had anytime recently the quarterback play Dallas has under Tony Romo and by necessity the Seahawks must turn to the running game more.

Seattle two top CB are big an can jump an run with Bryant an Miles. Browner, Thomas an Chancellor are all ball hawks. Seattle is at home an that a big advantage in itself. It looks like a game between two even teams to me so if one team should win its the one playing at home.

Outside of Megatron (obviously), I don't know if there are very many jumpball receivers better than Dez Bryant. When he's dialed in, he's phenomenal and he takes advantage of his obviously superlative athleticism, but the mentality has always been a question mark. We'll see which Dez shows up. To the point, though, I do like Dez's odds in a jumpball situation against any cornerback in the league.

Outside of Bryant, one has to figure Jason Witten will be a bit more effective as his lacerated spleen continues to heal.

Don't get me wrong, I think Seattle has a fine chance in this game and I respect that they are a talented football team, but you can't blame Cowboys fans for feeling good after defeating the defending Super Bowl champions at their place, particularly going up against a rookie quarterback.

[thaima1shu]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

I always like the Seahawks' chances at home. It will be a difficult game, and I really do like the Cowboys defense. But given the rough start to the schedule coupled with a loss to the Cardinals, the Seahawks have to get this game.

[elgreazy1]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

Definitely see this one being closer than it should be or possibly an upset, but I'm hoping Dallas can get through this one unscathed.

Dallas did a great job locking down the run last week against the Gents, but Lynch obviously is a much more physical & complete runner than Bradshaw. Again, it will be up to the trenches to determine this one, and both sides were playing hard last week for the Cowboys. We'll see how this one goes seeing as the Cowboys have a pattern of showing an inability to remain focused and crisp from week to week.

[SPTO]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

I found out this game is on Sportsnet Ontario here which is good since the TV with the digital box is almost always preoccupied during the day. In short, that means i'll be watching this game.

On paper this should be a pretty easy Dallas win but I can see the Seahawks keeping it close for most of the game and possibly pulling off the win. It all comes down to the running game and Wilson being able to move the ball with a precision passing game. I'm very intrigued to see how Wilson does in his first start at home. I have high hopes for the kid. If the the Seahawks can play the possession game and keep it for a long time they've got as good a shot as any other team to beat Dallas. One thing that the Giants didn't do was stick to the running game even tho it was faring pretty well. I can't see Pete Carroll abandoning that.

As for the Seattle defense, if the Cowboys O-line proves to be leaky it'll raise the odds of Romo making a patented "Romistake" and even if he doesn't Seattle has a very athletic secondary that could be disruptive to the Cowboys passing game.

This could be a low scoring game something like 17-14. My heart says Seattle wins this but my head says Dallas.

[Hooe]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

NT Jay Ratliff and C Phil Costa both out for the Cowboys.

[Caveman24]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

12th man in a close 1 22-20

[ScoobySnax]

NT Jay Ratliff and C Phil Costa both out for the Cowboys.

SMGDH.....


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[Wenkinator]

I can't wait for this one (i say that every week after preseason).

I really have a feeling that this season the Cowboys are going to be locked in. I see the Dallas D tearing the Seachickens offense apart in the first half. Saying the oline plays well, I believe the Cowboys can control the clock, move the ball, and get a lead to eliminate the impact Lynch will have in the game, leaving it up to Wilson.

Here's hoping I'm right. Go Cowboys! 27-13.

[zten11]

Re: Week 2: Dallas Cowboys (1-0) @ Seattle Seahawks (0-1)

Cowboys 31 @ Seahawks 16

Tony Romo - 301 YDS, 3 TD
Russell Wilson - 239 YDS
DeMarco Murray - 90 RUSH YDS, 1 RUSH TD, 24 REC YDS
Marshawn Lynch - 63 RUSH YDS, 1 RUSH TD, 18 REC YDS
Miles Austin - 83 YDS, 1 TD
Sidney Rice - 46 YDS