Stats Cowboy Fan Sent Me

[htownskinfan]

Cowboy fan emailed me this,I think he got it off his msn homepage,those stats dont look good for the skins,hopefully we can break the string




Rk Team W-L Last Wk 2005 Only Offense Rk Defense Rk Sp. Tms Rk
17. COWBOYS 2-2 16 17 12 19 18
Yes, the Cowboys rank ahead of the Redskins despite a head-to-head loss. The Redskins have nothing in their portfolio like Dallas' victory over the Chargers, the Cowboys outplayed the Skins in the Monday Night game, and the rating system likes many of the things that the Cowboys do on offense. Scoring, for example. NEXT: vs. PHI — The Eagles will put an end to any Cowboys-Redskins debate.
18. REDSKINS 3-0 18 21 16 16 29
What do the 2004 Jaguars and 1999 Patriots have in common? Like Washington, each team started off the season with three straight wins of three points or less. Neither team made the playoffs. Other teams that won three straight games by three points or less include the 8-8 Raiders of 1998 and the 9-7 Dolphins of 1999. Both teams went 2-6 over the second half of the season. That Dolphins team did make the playoffs, though, where they were pummeled 62-7 by Jacksonville. NEXT: at DEN
19. RAIDERS 1-3 22 15 8 26 24
If Drew Bledsoe checked down to his secondary receivers against the Raiders, he would have found them wide open. The Raiders still cannot defend the pass, and most quarterbacks won't obligingly stand in the pocket the whole afternoon like Bledsoe did. NEXT: Bye, then vs. SD.
20. BEARS 1-2 21 11 27 1 6
Cedric Benson will play a bigger role in the offense in the weeks to come, and the Bears are experimenting with some shotgun formations. Offensive coordinator Ron Turner was very specific in the Chicago Sun Times about how he planned to improve the offense: "We all have to do a better job." Thanks, coach. NEXT: at CLE
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