Cowboys vs. Ravens takeaways: Run defense may cost Dallas its season
Anything the Ravens wanted on the ground, they could have Sunday against the Cowboys. The combination of Jackson and Henry ran for 238 rushing yards and three touchdowns combined, and it was Jackson who put the exclamation point on the afternoon with a 10-yard gain to put an end to Dallas' comeback hopes.
Dallas will have to quickly turn their poor start because Thursday the Cowboys visit the NY Giants. For now, here’s a few ...
The Cowboys wide receiver and his visible frustration were on full display in Sunday’s comeback attempt that could have used ...
The Baltimore Ravens picked up their first win of the season with a 28-25 defeat of the Dallas Cowboys, but it's hard to feel ...
The frustrations with this Cowboys’ defense are growing. There is tension in not making plays. Parsons continues to believe ...
Jerry Jones watched his Cowboys get trampled by Derrick Henry and the Ravens, but the owner still didn't regret not shelling ...
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Lack of firepower, physicality among 'What We Learned' about Cowboys in Week 3 loss to RavensAnother weekend, another beatdown for the Dallas Cowboys, who this time fell to the AFC North's Baltimore Ravens, 28-25, in ...
You have heard the expression, “NFL fans live and die with their teams.” So when the Baltimore Ravens, who began the season ...
Derrick Henry ran for 151 yards and two touchdowns, Lamar Jackson accounted for two scores and the Baltimore Ravens held on ...
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