After week 2, and we have 20 1-1 teams. Isn't parity awesome?

Otis,

I like the Bucs' chances against the Cowboys in week 3. The Cowboys have become a bunch of turd laying tools who cannot beat inferior competition. Again today, against the Seahawks, they played down to the level of their competition. No disrespect to the Seahawks, but they are a 9-7 team that the Cowboys had 10 days to prepare for and despite the extra time, the Cowboys played with that old familiar "deer in the headlights look". The Cowboys should be better than they are, but they have issues at essentially every position. Their OL is poor, the RB position is not deep, their Safeties are among the NFL's worst, the LBs (except for Ware and Lee) are decent, but not even close to the NFL's best, their DL is spotty and is filled by many players who are average at best. (Spears, Hatcher, Coleman, Lissemore) all of the mentioned DLs are average at best. Sometimes I wonder who manages player personnel for the Cowboys, because whoever does it cannot possibly be as clueless as his "body of work". Oh, wait the GM is also the owner. That explains a lot. I think the Cowboys should entertain the possibility that the team would be better off if it were managed by football people rather than ownership.