Separate Cowboys offense centric post:
The 49ers game was amazing on both sides of the ball, but I think I was somehow more impressed on the offensive side, even though the defense put up it's best showing since Game 1. The offensive line was on point, and Jonathan Cooper looks like a long term solution at LG after the back and forth between him and Chaz Green. Cooper not only played well, he played well against Buckner, who had up to that game looked like "the real deal". Elliott looked like he had regained that burst from last year that had been lacking to some degree, and the combination of an oline finally giving consistent space and burst returning provided an All Pro day for everyone involved. With improved Pass pro Dak didn't have some of the sailing passes that were evident in previous weeks, and overall he has visibly improved since Year 1, which was a record setting year (which may be broken at Watson's current rate). Wentz has closed the gap with Dak over year 1, but I'd still take Dak based on both a bias towards safe decision making and draft cost. Even equal toe to toe in performance, Wentz cost a top 5 first round trade (even though Roseman finagled amazing terms given the situation), and Dak was a 4th round compensatory, which was a essentially a free early 5th rounder.
. At his age, that’s probably his career if it is the case.
