The Cowboys looked elite again in a 38-3 pounding of the Patriots. Now comes the hard part: A trip to San Francisco to avenge last season's playoff loss.
out of last year's playoffs — just another in a string of seasons that ended too soon. To many, it was just another, familiar, unhappy ending.
Not that anyone in Dallas needed any motivation heading into their game next Sunday night against the undefeated 49ers in San Francisco, but the game is far more than a chance for revenge for the Cowboys after their 19-12 loss in the divisional round last year. It's a showdown between the NFC's two most dominant teams through the first quarter of the NFL season.
Not all of them, of course. It's still only Week 5 and the Cowboys will have their hands full in their own division with two games later this season against the equally dangerous Philadelphia Eagles . But there are enough marbles at stake in this prime-time game to see how many the Cowboys have in their own bag.So far, there's just no way to tell.
Most concerning is their red-zone offense, which has become one of the worst in the NFL. They've scored only seven touchdowns on 19 of their trips inside their opponents' 20 so far.
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