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PhillyEagles36 said 08/10, 02:17 PM
Give me the Dallas Cowboys offense.

The Cowboys had the 2nd highest scoring offense last year. They averaged 28.4ppg, the Saints had 12th best scoring 23.7ppg.

Total yards per game is a closer battle, yet the Cowboys still win. 365.7ypg compared to the Saints 361.2ypg.

In passing yards per game the Saints win 269.6 to the Cowboys 256.6, but Romo threw for 36 TD's compared to Brees' 28. So the Saint's win in yards but the Cowboys win in TD's.

The Cowboys rushed for 109ypg along with 14 TD's, the Saints on the other hand had one of the worst rushing offenses last year, they averaged just 91.6ypg. They had the 5th worst rushing offense in the league last year.

The Cowboys have the much better overall offense, they have a great pass offense and a very good rushing offense also. The Saints are very one dimensional and don't have a great running game.

Good luck DJ

PhillyEagles36 said 08/12, 12:15 AM
So the guy with the horrible attitude coming off a broken leg is going to make this offense better than the Cowboys dynamic offense? I don't think so.

The Cowboys already have the better tight end, possibly the best in the league in Jason Witten. Witten is a very good pass catching tight end, along with Tony Romo's "security blanket" and is also a very good blocking tight end. The Cowboys have the clear advantage.

You do realize that Deuce is coming off 2 knee surgeries in 2 years and is 29 years old, there is absolutely no guarantee that he can even make it through 1 game let alone a whole season. The other part of the "two pronged attack" Reggie Bush has never rushed for more than 600 yards in a season. Bush was supposed to be a great big play threat, yet he has never averaged 3.7 yards per carry, BUST.

Barber may have never had to carry the load, but he still won't have too. Felix Jones is exactly what they needed, a legitimate speed threat coming out of the backfield, Jones is perfect. The Cowboys know exactly what they are getting by having two "backup" RB's, both of which are extremely qualified enough to split carries with each other and wreak havoc among defenses.

PhillyEagles36 said 08/12, 04:35 PM
4 deeps at RB, except there isn't much talent there.

Along with having the clear advantage in RB and TE the Cowboys have the better WR's and Oline.

Both have a star WR, Cowboys have TO who is considered the second best WR in the league. He may have an attitude but he is a force on the field that can't be matched. They also have Patrick Crayton who is quietly developing into a nice weapon for Romo. His 700 yards and 7 TDs is very solid.

The Saints have Colston who is very talented. But they don't have much other than him. No other wide receiver for them caught more than 3 TD passes.

When talking about the offensive line, chalk up another win for the Cowboys. This past season the Cowboys had 3 Pro Bowlers on the offense line, including Flozell Adams, Andre Gurode, and Leonard Davis. The Saints had none.

Along with those 3 Pro Bowlers on the offensive line the Cowboys had 4 more Pro Bowlers on the offensive side of the ball. Romo, Barber, Witten, and Owens all also made it for the NFC. The Saints had NO ONE on offense make the NFC Pro Bowl roster.

The Saints have a solid offense, but as much as I hate to admit it the Cowboys have one of the best offenses in the NFL.