The (2-4) Dallas Cowboys will host the (3-4) Seattle Seattle Seahawks on Sunday afternoon 3:25 CT. Somehow some way the Cowboys need to find a way to win couple games until Tony Romo returns on Nov 22nd against the Dolphins. It all starts with Sunday, this team is currently on a four game losing streak for the first time since 2010. By no means is this team pancaking, but the urgency to win is at an all-time high right now. Last week's game against the Giants even with the loss this team showed some positive signs, the defensive played well, the offensive line looked like the offensive line from 2014, running game was finally good, and despite the turnovers the passing game seemed a little better with Matt Cassel at quarterback. I think with another week with the receivers Matt will learn more about each wide-receiver, which in return will help turn those turnovers into a minimum, or none at all on Sunday. Cassel also could be getting a great player back that …show more content…
I think one of the big reasons why is when they traded their veteran center Max Unger to New Orleans Saints for tight end Jimmy Graham. It seems like he brought that veteran leadership for them as well as made most of the protection calls for quarterback Russel Wilson, as well as for the offensive line. According to PFF the Seahawks are the third worst run-blocking unit, in addition to being ranked last in pass-protection. Seattle's offensive line is giving up 4.4 sacks per game. That's not good as a team for your quarterback to be sacked that many times per game. The fact that Seattle's offensive line has a left guard Justin Britt who played right tackle last year, Garry Gilliam who plays right tackle was a former college tight end, and center Drew Nowak right guard J.R. Sweezy both played defensive tackle in college, you can understand why this offensive are one of the worst in the league, as well as just not very