There are troubling times ahead: Cowboys final record forecast

For a team with a 3-3 record, the Dallas Cowboys certainly have more negatives than positives. Injuries continue to pile up and they find it difficult to keep up with the intensity and physicality of their opponents.

The wide receivers fail to take the lead, and for the first time in a long time, Dak Prescott isn’t the only one to blame for the Cowboys’ blunders.

The credibility of Jerry Jones and Mike McCarthy is now being questioned after the team’s disappointing performances.

Will this season finally be the straw that breaks the camel’s back and causes Jerry Jones to step down as general manager after firing Mike McCarthy? Or will the Cowboys be able to pull themselves together and give both of them a chance at redemption? Here’s my prediction for the Cowboys’ final record.

The Cowboys have lost to the 49ers in each of the last three seasons, and unfortunately there is no reason to believe this season will be any different.

The outcome of this game really depends on how the Falcons play. If they run the ball consistently, the Cowboys probably won’t be able to stop them. On the other hand, if they choose to pass frequently, Kirk Cousins ​​has struggled with the Cowboys’ pass rush in recent years. Ultimately, it’s the Falcons’ game to lose.

The Cowboys secure a narrow win over the Eagles, with Dak Prescott continuing his dominance over the NFC East – at least for now.

The Cowboys’ problems at their home stadium have resurfaced, resulting in an embarrassing loss in the Battle of Texas.

The Cowboys’ inability to contain dual-threat quarterbacks will be on display once again as Jayden Daniels makes several explosive plays with both his arms and legs. This performance highlights that Dan Quinn should have been promoted instead of joining a division rival.

The Cowboys consistently perform well against the Giants, especially when Dak Prescott is healthy and ready to play. Could this win mark the start of a late playoff push?

The last time these teams competed, the Cowboys won with a game-winning field goal. The Cowboys will win again in similar fashion.

The Cowboys have extended their winning streak to three games and are firmly back in the race for the final two wild card spots in the playoffs.

The Cowboys get a much-needed win in their first game against the Buccaneers since Tom Brady retired.

The Cowboys split the season series with the Philadelphia Eagles, so the final game of the season was crucial for Dallas to make it into the playoffs.

Dan Quinn gets revenge not once, but twice against the Dallas Cowboys in a game that will likely eliminate them from the playoffs.

Final record: 9-8

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