In less than a week the Dallas Cowboys have gone from leading the NFC East division to currently sitting in third place due to the 25-3 loss to the Washington Football Team Sunday afternoon. It was yet another putrid performance all around and one that could have all but doomed any hope of success this year.
No doubt the Dallas Cowboys 2020 season is already circling the drain. This is a team that is still putting forth the effort for the most part, but the looks of defeat are already starting to surface. Another loss next week to a division foe – the Philadelphia Eagles – could likely send this team into a downward spiral there is no hope of coming back from.
It's something to keep in mind moving forward, but for now let's get to this week's edition of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Sadly, this could be the last of these articles because it's getting harder and harder each week to identify anything positive. Until then though, feel free to use the comment section to voice your own thoughts and opinions on the topic.
Let's get started…
The Good
HA! I could pretend to say there was some good football played for the Dallas Cowboys at some point Sunday afternoon against the Washington Football Team, but we all know I'd lying. The Cowboys can't seem to do a single thing right this season and it continued again in Week 7. This is a bad football team plain and simple. If there is a silver lining though, it could be that they should have a Top 5 draft pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.
The Bad
Pick your poison! Poor play throughout doomed the Dallas Cowboys against the division rival Washington Football Team, but I guess the bad for me was Andy Dalton's injury. We all knew it was bound to happen with the patch worked offensive line, but to see him forced to exit the game on an illegal hit at the hands of Jon Bostic was painful to watch. I feel for No. 14 because I believe he's a good QB who's been forced into a terrible situation.
The Ugly
From the top to bottom, the Dallas Cowboys are flat out ugly this season. The Cowboys brass have failed to make moves earlier this season that could improve the roster, the coaching staff is failing on a number of levels, and players are have looked completely lost all year. This is a far cry from the team we expected to see this in 2020 and sadly I don't envision them getting any better as the season progresses. Might as well start planning for the future now.
