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As the Cowboys were dis­play­ing incred­i­ble dom­i­nance over a play­off cal­iber NFC team, many ques­tions received answers. You see the Cowboys were a team that were in search of an iden­tity, that needed ques­tion­able per­son­nel to set the tone, and it happened.

In the count­less dis­ap­point­ing plays we’ve seen so far this sea­son, the blame has been placed on 5 indi­vid­u­als. Tony Romo, DeMarcus Ware, Wade Phillips, Roy Williams, and Jason Garrett. Though I’m guilty of some of those accu­sa­tions, I do believe they answered the call.

Tony Romo regained his old form and ele­vated his play back to super­star level. He had a near per­fect game going 21–29 for 311 yards and 3 touch­downs. Not only that, his improv skill showed like it did ear­lier in his career, and that’s a good sign. It seems the Cowboys have ele­vated to the level we expected and Tony is the reason.

Furthermore, you look at Garrett and Phillips. Both under incred­i­ble scrutiny. Yet they pre­pared this team per­fectly to destroy a team that many thought would destroy them. The defense played incred­i­bly, and the offense made the most of it’s chances. Given that fact that you can’t coach penal­ties, I’d say this game was coached per­fectly. So as for the talk that we might be look­ing for a new coach next sea­son… Time will tell, but we just might have the right man for the job.

Roy Williams has been the tar­get for crit­ics since the off­sea­son. I can’t say that I dis­agree either, how­ever, he still com­mands respect. He really is more of a pos­ses­sion receiver. It’s his abil­ity that gets Miles Austin open. Not that I don’t think that Miles is #1 qual­ity because he truly is. I just also believe the Williams is as well. Sure he makes mis­takes but it hap­pens, nobody’s per­fect. All this talk about start­ing Crayton over him, doesn’t make sense, Crayton doesn’t demand respect, and Roy can’t play the slot.

Lastly, DeMarcus Ware, who just received a con­tract exten­sion. Has really emerged the last two games. Not just sta­tis­ti­cally but as the leader of this defense. He is a quiet leader, but his play is the per­fect moti­vater. He leads by exam­ple, that’s some­thing we don’t see much of, but expect him to be the guy in Dallas for years to come, being a night­mare for oppos­ing quar­ter­backs everywhere.

Looking Into the Future:

Its early to think about, but ear­lier this sea­son peo­ple were refer­ring this team to hav­ing there win­dow close. So look­ing fur­ther into the win­dow, I’ve noticed just how much youth we have. Some young super­stars are in the line­ups already and these will be the faces of our fran­chise to come

RB:

Tashard Choice

Felix Jones

These play­ers wont be let go because they round out a per­fect rush­ing assault.

WR:

Miles Austin

Sam Hurd

Kevin Ogletree

A very young group of reciev­ers here that will be able to impact the game for a long time.

TE:

Martellus Bennett– Years from now when Jason Leaves, Martellus will alow the Cowboys not to miss a beat.

LB:

DeMarcus Ware

Victor Butler

Jason Williams

An ath­letic group of pass rush­ers that will tor­ment offenses.

DB:

Orlando Scandrick

Mike Jenkins

Already mak­ing noise on Defense, these two will only get better.