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Argumentative Essay: The Dallas Cowboys Football Team
The Dallas Cowboys finished last year season with a 12-4 record. Almost coming out of Training Camp without any major injuries to a key player’s defensive back Orlando Scandrick tore his ACL/MCL last week. Scandrick is out for the season. Even though losing Scandrick is tough I still believe the Cowboys will be fine because they have depth at the defensive back position, and upgrading the pass rush which the defensive backs won’t have to cover wide-receivers for so long. With the additions of Greg Hardy, Byron Jones, Randy Gregory, Corey White, DeMarcus Lawrence developing his body into becoming a force at the left end, defensive position, and Tyrone Crawford is looking to have a Pro Bowl Caliber year the Cowboys finally have depth at the defensive …show more content…
The offense will be fine without him Joseph Randle and Darren McFadden will shut the doubters up by the middle or end of the season. Dez Bryant will continue to show why he’s the best wide-receiver in the NFL, Jason Witten will display why he’s still an elite tight end, Cole Beasley will attest why he just can’t be stopped when being covered one on one by opposing teams, Terrence Williams showcasing how he will make defenses respect him more this season by asserting himself as one of the best big-play receivers, the offensive of line dominating, and punishing defensive lineman continuing the debate on why they’re the best offensive lineman in the NFL, and last but not least Tony Romo continuing to prove why he’s a top 5 quarterback. For the first time in two years he didn’t have to have surgery on his back and if you saw how he played in the dress rehearsal game on last Saturday night you could tell he was already in mid-season form ready to lead this team to a Super Bowl. But the best thing the Cowboys did this off-season was keeping the continuity within the team by resigning Jason Garrett, Rod Marinelli, and Scott Linehan to long-term contract
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