Dallas Cowboys: Biggest Strengths & Weaknesses Through First 3 Games

September 25, 2012   ·   Jason Henry   ·   Jump to comments

This past Sunday, the Cowboys squeaked by the Bucs 16-10 behind three field goals from kicker Dan Bailey. They take on the 2-1 Chicago Bears on Monday Night where both teams are looking for a little breathing room in their win/loss record.
Last season when these two units met, Marion Barber was still a Cowboy and Wade Phillips still had a head coaching job.
Chicago beat Dallas 27-20, sending them to an 0-2 start and a season where former offensive coordinator Jason Garrett finished the year as head coach.
This season is different.
Dallas is 2-1, Barber is no longer a Cowboy or a Bear and Wade Phillips works for a different team in Texas.
Against Tampa Bay, I believed that Dallas would exploit the Bucs inability to cover the pass. Before kickoff, Tampa allowed 400 passing yards per game. Once the game was over, the Bucs allowed just under 300 yards through the air and no passing touchdowns.
The Bears are a little different but whatever weaknesses they have,...

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