Skip Bayless Says 1 NFC Group Is The ‘Strangest’ He is Ever Witnessed


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The Dallas Cowboys misplaced one other sport on the street this season after a 22-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 16.

All 5 of the Cowboys’ losses this season have come away from residence, which doesn’t bode properly for his or her postseason hopes except they win the NFC East.

So whereas Dallas has the second-best scoring offense within the NFL, the group can’t appear to win when it issues most.

And that state of affairs has befuddled NFL analyst and unabashed Cowboys fan Skip Bayless, who spoke about Dallas’ unusual season on his podcast this week.

“Permit me to psychoanalyze the strangest Dallas Cowboys group I’ve ever encountered,” Bayless stated. “… I like this group. I hate this group. I refuse to surrender fully on this group as a result of I nonetheless consider it might and can do nice issues this yr, this season, so long as everybody offers fully up on this group.”

The Cowboys truly matched the Dolphins’ No. 1 ranked offense stride for stride for many of the sport and led by one level with 3:33 left within the sport.

It was the protection this time that failed them after it allowed Miami to storm down the sector on a 64-yard drive to kick the game-winning 29-yard subject objective.

This was a distinct group, too, that was blown out by the Buffalo Payments in Week 15.

Dak Prescott threw two touchdowns on 20-of-32 makes an attempt and the protection restricted the Dolphins to only one offensive landing.

However for some motive, when it mattered most, the Cowboys couldn’t muster a win.

And at 10-5, which may price them a house playoff sport except one thing breaks proper for Dallas within the remaining two weeks.

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