More interestingly, it appears that Dallas has decided to completely copy Chicago's last year season. Let's look at some parallels...
- Start out 4 - 0.
- During the month of September, a (basically) rookie quarterback puts up MVP numbers while the team leads the league in scoring.
- Embarrass the defending NFC Champions who are struggling on offense.
- Go on the road on Monday night while heavily favored and barely win a game that definitely should have been lost. In the course of this game, the quarterback turns the ball over so many times that it is disturbing.
So, now I have some predictions.
- Dallas will, as the Bears did, lose to the Patriots.
- Tono Romo's troubles at the quarterback position will continue. It was not a fluke. It was a weakness that had been exploited and will continue to be exploited.
- The Cowboys will be the top seed in the NFC.
- The Bears (Defending Champs) will turn their season around to some extent and make the playoffs. They will make it to the Divisional game against the Cowboys and in a stark turnaround from the first game be very competitive but lose in overtime.
- The Cowboys will be evidently outmatched by whatever team it is they play in the Super Bowl and lose.
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