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Sunday, January 17:
Dallas Cowboys
Both favorites rolled on Saturday but we expect that to come to a screeching halt in the first game Sunday. No defense in the NFL is playing better than the Cowboys right now, and while the media loves to make it out to be a Romo Redemption story, Dallas has clearly been winning behind their defense the last 4 weeks. The Cowboys put the clamps on New Orleans before pitching back-to-back shutouts against the Redskins and Eagles to close the regular season. DeMarcus Ware and company were the story again last week in the wild card round, holding the Eagles to 14 points, a total doubled by a meaningless TD in the 4th quarter. Look for the Cowboys D to frustrate Brett Favre and the Vikings and make enough plays to lead Dallas to the NFC Championship game.
Cowboys 20 Vikings 16
Enjoy the game.
Dallas Cowboys
Both favorites rolled on Saturday but we expect that to come to a screeching halt in the first game Sunday. No defense in the NFL is playing better than the Cowboys right now, and while the media loves to make it out to be a Romo Redemption story, Dallas has clearly been winning behind their defense the last 4 weeks. The Cowboys put the clamps on New Orleans before pitching back-to-back shutouts against the Redskins and Eagles to close the regular season. DeMarcus Ware and company were the story again last week in the wild card round, holding the Eagles to 14 points, a total doubled by a meaningless TD in the 4th quarter. Look for the Cowboys D to frustrate Brett Favre and the Vikings and make enough plays to lead Dallas to the NFC Championship game.
Cowboys 20 Vikings 16
Enjoy the game.