The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens wouldn't mind hitting reset on their seasons, and one of them can take at least a step in that direction in what looks like a toss-up game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

How crucial was it for Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones to have a sense of urgency and get 2023 First-Team wide receiver CeeDee Lamb'sfour-year, $136 million extension done prior to training camp instead of late August?

Facing the Baltimore Ravens and their star-studded offensive backfield of two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry would cause any defense to worry.  Dallas Cowboys three-time All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons even called Jackson "probably the best dual-threat quarterback in the league and in history,

Micah Parsons, the pass rusher, is way more impactful as a pass rusher than he is as an off-the-ball linebacker, and with Dallas needing a win against Baltimore on Sunday, the All-Pro could play multiple roles.

There is no disputing Tom Brady is the GOAT when it comes to being an NFL quarterback, but Dallas Cowboys star signal-caller Dak Prescott possesses a diametrically opposed view from him on how to handle mistakes from his pass-catchers.

Tom Brady recently threw shade at the Dallas Cowboys, and Dak Prescott has responded him with a very clear message about his criticism towards his team. Tom Brady is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players of all time.

J ust two games into a season that began with the Dallas Cowboys making starting QB Dak Prescott the highest paid in NFL history, the team is already realizing how dependent theyl