"While the Cowboys have yet to lose two straight games, they also haven't been able to win two in a row either. And that is why they can't seem to get above the .500 mark in 2025. Four times this year, Dallas has had a chance to get over .500 for the first time. They have failed all four times."
"Prescott's best games have come when the Cowboys have got the running game in gear. They didn't against Denver on Sunday. When that happens, Prescott is not the type of quarterback that can consistently carry his entire team through sheer force of will. And that is precisely what an NFL MVP is supposed to be able to do. Sorry, Dak Defenders, but Prescott is not Him."
"Another streak they kept alive on Sunday is fully on the offense. When the Cowboys are held under 27 points in 2025, they lose. In all three wins, and the tie against Green Bay, Dallas has scored 37 points or more. Looking ahead to the final nine games, this is a disturbing trend. Especially for a team that now likely must go 6-3 at the very least to have any hope for a wildcard playoff berth."
The Dallas Cowboys have failed to win back-to-back games in 2025 and cannot climb above .500, missing four opportunities to do so. When Dallas scores fewer than 27 points, the team loses; each victory and the tie featured at least 37 points. The team likely needs a 6-3 finish over the final nine games to reach a wild-card spot. Dak Prescott struggles to carry the offense without an effective running game and threw two interceptions in Denver. Joe Milton threw the team's lone touchdown. Denver holds a dominant recent series edge, winning 10 of the last 12 meetings.
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