Spuddino,per finire..questa non è male... proprio per niente..
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This Cowboys team is the best in the NFC right now.
They might be the third seed in the NFC playoffs, but there isn't a better team in the conference right now. And that includes the top two seeds, New Orleans and Minnesota.
Those two staggered into the playoffs. Dallas went in flexing its muscles.
I asked several Cowboys players after the game if they thought they were the best team.
None would come out and flat out say it, but linebacker Anthony Spencer came close.
"I wouldn't want to be one of those other teams," he said.
I don't have to watch what I say for fear of some opposing coach putting it up on a board for motivation or fear of a linebacker putting a forearm to my head, which is why I will say what the Dallas players wouldn't.
The Cowboys will play in the Super Bowl.
In their last three games, the Cowboys have gone to New Orleans and defeated the Saints, giving them their first loss, and then shut out Washington and Philadelphia on successive weeks. Amazingly, it's the first time the Cowboys have had back-to-back shutouts in their history.
Move the hell over, Doomsday Defense.
The 250 points given up by the Cowboys is the lowest total for any team in the NFC. What they did to the Eagles is even more impressive than that. The Eagles came into the game third in the NFL in scoring at 28.6 per game, feasting on the big play.