Series Thread: Forecast Friday: Cowboys

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Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys

• Date: Sunday, November 24, 2024
• Time: 1:00 PM ET
• Venue: Northwest Stadium, Landover, Maryland
• Odds: Commanders are favored by 10.5 points

Broadcast: Fox: With Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Laura Okmin, and Washington Commanders Radio Network.

Commanders vs. Cowboys: Week 12 Preview​

The Commanders are coming off of a mini-bye week and are looking to bounce back after two consecutive losses. They hold a 7-4 record and are led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels who has been otherwise impressive with 2,338 passing yards and 10 touchdowns.
The Cowboys have had a challenging season, they are currently standing at 3-7. With Dak Prescott out due to injury, his backup quarterback Cooper Rush will start. The Cowboys have struggled with injuries and consistency, making it difficult to compete for elusive wins this year.

Kliff Kingsbury: The Commanders’ offensive Coordinator has come under scrutiny in recent years after being tagged with unimpressive mid to late-season sub-par adjustments and preparations. If he wants to move away from the negative views, this is the perfect game for him to begin clearing those hurdles and put himself among the better coordinators in the league.
The Commanders are the favorites in this matchup, the odds makers have installed them as 10.5-point favorites, but anything can happen in a rivalry game. The Commanders will look to get back on track and improve their record to 8-4, while the Cowboys will aim to end their losing streak and play spoiler.


Here's what they're saying...




Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys-November 24, 2024. As I see it!
First Quarter
The game begins with an electric atmosphere as the Commanders receive the opening kickoff. Jayden Daniels quickly sets the tone, leading a meticulous drive down the field. On the first drive, Daniels showcases his arm strength with a 40-yard bomb to Terry McLaurin, followed by a 10-yard touchdown pass to Ben Sinnott.
The Cowboys attempt to respond, but their drive stalls, forcing them to punt. Daniels gets the ball back and continues his hot start, connecting with Noah Brown on a 25-yard slant route. The drive culminates in a 5-yard touchdown pass to Austin Ekeler.

Second Quarter
The Cowboys' offense finally finds some rhythm. Backup quarterback Cooper Rush hits CeeDee Lamb for a 30-yard gain, setting up a 12-yard touchdown run by Rico Dowdle.
Undeterred, Daniels orchestrates another impressive drive, mixing short passes with decisive runs. He finds McLaurin again, this time for a 15-yard touchdown pass, extending the lead. The Commanders' defense steps up, forcing a three-and-out. With under two minutes left in the half, Daniels leads a quick drive, capped by a 38-yard field goal from Austin Seibert/ Zane Gonzalez.

Third Quarter
The second half starts with the Cowboys receiving the ball. The Commanders' defense remains stout, as Dorance Armstrong sacks Rush, forcing a punt. Daniels, brimming with confidence, leads another scoring drive. He finds Olamide Zaccheaus on a deep out route for 35 yards, then hits Noah Brown for a 10-yard touchdown pass, marking Daniels' fourth touchdown. The Cowboys try to rally, but the Commanders' secondary locks down their receivers. An interception by Marshon Lattimore gives the Commanders excellent field position. Although they fail to find the end zone, Seibert/Gonzalez nails a 42-yard field goal.

Fourth Quarter
The Cowboys show signs of life with a 20-yard touchdown pass from Rush to CeeDee Lamb, narrowing the gap. Daniels, now determined to put the game away takes the field, his confidence and familiar poise are evident, drives the team down the field with precise passes and strategic runs. The Commanders' running game, led by Brian Robinson Jr., and Ekeler, chews up the clock. With under five minutes remaining, Daniels orchestrates a clock-consuming drive, ending with a 2-yard touchdown run by Robinson Jr., sealing the overwhelming victory. . Enjoy the game, everyone!

Key Highlights
Jayden Daniels: 336 passing yards, 4 touchdown passes, and 50 rushing yards.
Terry McLaurin: 120 receiving yards, 1 touchdown.
Brian Robinson Jr:, 100 rushing yards, 1 rushing touchdown,



Ok, there you have it, They've had their say and I've given you mine. Now, it's up to you! What are your predictions?... You know the drill! Good luck!


1. Who wins this game?

2. Final score?

3. Player(s) of the game?

4. Memorial moment, event, or play, that will have everyone talking on Monday morning?

 

[skinsdad62]

i think we win 35-20 .

i think brian robinson scores twice and eckler once . JD5 throws for 300 yds and 2 scores

player of the game frankie luvu with apair of sacks and 2 tfl's

fowler will get a sack as well

h2o talk JD5 is back