Biggest reason for Cowboys’ demise? Defense should be front and center
New York TimesAfter a seismic atrocity like Sunday night, the blowtorches come out swiftly. He was on the road against a top-10 team in points allowed per game, led by Micah Parsons, who set a career high in sacks and isn’t afraid to tell anybody how special he is, and throwing against DaRon Bland, who led the NFL in interceptions this season. The Cowboys’ defense stymied Jones on the first play and sacked Love on the second to seemingly set up a third-and-12. 📺: #GBvsDAL on FOX 📱: Stream on #NFLPlus https://t.co/Ut3BRhC2CE pic.twitter.com/zCy7tcWxQ6 — NFL January 14, 2024 This came right after the Cowboys allowed Jones to prance into the end zone nearly untouched for his third touchdown of the game on the Packers’ previous drive. Special teams isn’t off the hook either, from a terrible fair-catch interference penalty by Sam Williams on the Cowboys’ first punt of the game, a missed extra point by Brandon Aubrey and some questionable decisions by KaVontae Turpin to bring the ball out of the end zone on kickoff returns.