If the Cowboys think they haven’t had it hard these past couple of weeks then they have rude awakening coming. The New England Patriots have some serious edge going into Week 5. Topping the list is the well-rested Patriots coming off this Bye Week. Injuries? They have none. Ooops! Tony Romo and Dez Bryant are now ‘”just Cowboy fans.” And, last but not least, tight-end Rob Gronkowski will be playing. At the young age of 26, the star tight-end already has 58 touchdowns in 68 career games. They say he plays like a “Terminator”, destroying everything in his path and that’s a good prediction of how he will play against Dallas. The Cowboys’ tight-end, Jason Witten, will most likely not have that luxury against the Patriots. The top ranked AFC East team’s defense will most likely play physically tight on Witten and slow down the Cowboys’ running game to a certain stop.
Yes, Dallas’ extremely talented Greg Hardy and Rolando McClain will be a humongous help to the Cowboys, but it won’t make much of a difference. With star quarterback Tom Brady and Gronkowski in the game, it’s sure to look like a very long and professional game of “Keep Away”. New England has scored 91 points in their last two games. Not to mention, the 88 first downs they’ve also accumulated. That’s the highest total through three games for a team in NFL history. If the Patriots don’t win by 20 points, I’m sure the world will be shocked. New England for the win, 30-10.
