The Dallas Cowboys are now in control, taking first place in the NFC East after derailing the Eagles, 33-13. Dallas was blowing Philadelphia out of the water, but the Eagles did attempt to come back. This fell short after Jalen Hurts and the offense couldn\u2019t find the answers to score in the end zone.<\/p>\n
It was a straight divisional domination towards the end and Dak Prescott was on fire. Things got rusty for Prescott after Jalen Carter scooped up a fumble return for a touchdown. Of course, the Cowboys’ doomsday defense responded to give Prescott another chance to make a statement. They were riding hot all night scooping three fumbles and did not allow an offensive touchdown.<\/p>\n
Dallas wanted to make a statement<\/a> and they did just that. The NFL media and keyboard warriors are finally going back into hiding after of course having low expectations for the Cowboys.<\/p>\n Micah Parsons<\/a> reflected on the game, \u201cI think everybody\u2019s been waiting for that statement win. We\u2019ve been talking about statements, and you got this high-powered offense that came in our stadium and how good we have been at home, we wanted to put out a statement at home, especially how that game went last time.\u201d<\/p>\n In a positive light, these three prime performers are exceeding expectations and could be the face of the team for a long time. There\u2019s plenty of young talent that will be the future for the star, but these three make it bittersweet. Here are the three dominant performers that are showing optimism this season.<\/p>\n Ferguson is the ultimate truth<\/a> after Jason Witten left his legacy forever with the team. He\u2019s got the size and is carrying the torch. He had five catches for 78 yards, infamously doing his hurdle over a defender. Many try that hurdle but most fail. This wasn\u2019t the case for Ferguson, he continues to make plays that make fans excited to watch the game.<\/p>\n He\u2019s going to be a Dallas Cowboy for life one way or another. There were exciting expectations for the future four horsemen<\/a> for the Tight End corps. Ferguson is outperforming Luke Schoonmaker and Sean Mckeon so this means that the workload belongs to Ferguson. He\u2019s looking more like a receiver than what a Tight End is and that is scary for future defenses.<\/p>\n Expect more big plays from the 24-year-old, he’s still fresh and has a lot to look forward to in the future. The Cowboys can say finally say they don\u2019t have to find a new Tight end for a long time. The offense is highly dependent on him not only as a security blanket but moving this high-caliber team. He\u2019s the boon<\/a> to Prescott\u2019s MVP campaign this season.<\/p>\n Fergie hurdle \u203c\ufe0f @MundoNFL<\/a><\/p>\n \ud83d\udcfa: #PHIvsDAL<\/a> on NBC — NFL (@NFL) December 11, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nPrime Performers: 3 Dallas Cowboys Players Showing Optimism<\/h2>\n
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