everyone outside of the Cowboy fan base has the Pats beating the Cowboys on sunday...?

Patriots- 34

Cowboys- 26

i would definately say the patriots over the cowboys though i wouldnt guess the probly 38-16 because the cowboys have been a part of 2 high scoring shoot outs against less then exceptional teams ala the bills and giants and the cowboys won by the skin of their teeth in the bufallo game which let in an energised passing attack with tony romo going for 300 yards through the air i feel the patriots will be less then forgiving on the line of scrimmage and into the secondary where TO and Jason Witten have had a up till now garbage dump to feast on and TO has posted only 55 yards in the last 2 games. The cowboys safeties will definately be under pressure with the speed of Moss and Stallworth regardless of the corners as well as the threat underneath and in the red zone by ben watson whos scored 5 tds of only 17 receptions not to mention wes welker.

Pats 28, Boys 21

Dallas will be something of a betting enigma this weekend, a 5-0 team laying more than a field goal at home. But that's what happens when the Patriots come to town. After opening as five-point home underdogs, many are looking at the 'Boys as a tasty bet, especially since they've outscored opponents 80-42 in Dallas this year.

Impressive numbers to be sure. Tantalizing, even. But don't let 'em fool you into thinking Dallas is a good wager.

Why? Well, if you live by the Romo, you die by him too. While he's been lauded for his gunslinging ways, Romo is still rather careless with the football and his decision making leaves a lot to be desired. He's turned the ball over in all but one of Dallas' games this year and is tied for the second-most interceptions in the league with eight.

That's risky business against a Pats team that thrives on takeaways. In its 34-17 closer-than-it-looks victory over Cleveland, New England's defense had three interceptions and a fumble recovery - those takeaways created 21 points. The Pats are tied with Indianapolis for the league lead in turnover differential at plus-seven. The Patriots' defense has forced 11 turnovers (eight interceptions and three fumbles), and the offense has turned it over only four times (two interceptions, two fumbles).

Romo can ill afford to turn the ball over against New England, but his style leads me to believe he won't be able to avoid it. The Pats win games because they win the turnover battles, and this week should be no different.

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Trust me there's NOT a huge difference/variety between the AFC and NFC.( they are 31-31 vs each other this year, looks pretty balanced to me). Last week i read "you cant judge a team by four games" "its all offense for the cowboys, defense and special teams are bad", then after one bad game when the defense and special teams win the game these same people judge the cowboys after ONE game, and tony romo "always" commits turnovers and cant carry the team. it cant be both ways people. A good team wins games like that, it happens not every game is going to be pretty. so with that said and with all the "experts" on ESPN and so forth predicting a cowboys lose combined with the patriots (the devils team) finally playing on a field god watches closely. I see the cowboys pulling this out in a fairly low scoring game 20-17

you're precise, that they had their worst night against a terrible group, and that they nonetheless won. they got here across a thank you to win a game that they had no buisness prevailing. Do i think of they could have that style of overall performance and beat the Pats? No. yet once you had a decision between having a brilliant game against the expenditures or having a brilliant game against the Pats, who could be the greater valuable selection? as that's, assume the Pats do win, even nonetheless that's only via a final 2nd container purpose, could desire to we quit helping our group then? As I bear in mind, Indianapolis misplaced to the Cowboys final 3 hundred and sixty 5 days, and yet they nonetheless won the excellent Bowl. i think that dropping a game one third of ways interior the process the season does not do away with the 'Boys from the playoffs. So, despite in the event that they lose to the Pats via 50, i'm no longer likely to quit believeing that the 'Boys are confident great Bowl contenders.

Thank you BeO for pointing out that the NFC is 31-31 vs. the AFC. I am so sick of hearing about how superior the AFC is. If you take the Patriots out of the AFC East, the other 3 teams have a combined 2 wins. New England's opponents are a combined 7-17. Dallas' oppenents are a combined 6-19. Yet, I don't hear people saying that New England has just lucked their way to 5-0 because of an easy schedule.

Dallas 34, New England 24

Pats 35 Cowboys 17

No way the Cowboys scored more than 21

Broke Backs 6 Pats 32

Trust me there's a huge diffrence/variety between the AFC and NFC. The Bills with a 1-3 record almost beat the Cowboys but the Bills were one of the worse teams in the AFC. Now the Patriots in the AFC are undefeated and there's no doubt that they'll put a beating on the Boys this week. All Bills fans for once (including myself) are cheering on the Patriots this Sunday.

Clearly LOSER Cowboys fans are polluting this question by giving the thumbs down rating for anyone who speaks the truth - Pats will CONQUER the cowboys.

Don't you Cowboys Zeros forget the thrashing you received on Monday night. No, it was not a near loss. You were DOMINATED by the Bills for most of the game. How long did you have the LEAD in the entire game???

Yeah - 'NUFF SAID. Dream all you want. Come Sunday night, wake up to reality.

Y'all going to lose. Y'all deserve to lose.

Cowboys - 37, Patriots - 33