As great as Tom Brady still is, making him drive the length of the field is not what the Bucs do best. If the Cowboys can keep the big plays to a minimum.

This will be the second time the Cowboys square off against Tom Brady and the Bucs. While the future Hall of Fame QB is also mentioned first with Tampa Bay, he’s definitely not the only great player.

The Cowboys will face Washington QB Sam Howell in his starting debut this. While he’s got talent, the Cowboys need to stop the run and put pressure on the rookie.

This will be the second time the Cowboys face Washington this year, but while the names have changed some since the first matchup, stopping these nine players should be the top priority.

Whether or not they’re all going to play Thursday remains to be seen, but here are the elite players on the Titans roster, starting with running back Derrick Henry.

The Cowboys and Eagles are two of the most talented teams in the NFL, but just like Dallas experienced back on Oct. 16, it’s not easy to win without the starting QB.

The Eagles won’t have Jalen Hurts lining up at quarterback this week against the Cowboys, but there are still a dozen other elite players to deal with and that includes the backup QB who will get the start.

The Jaguars have enough offensive weapons to compete, but look for them to try a ball-controlled tempo that will extend the game into the fourth quarter.

The Jaguars have some talented players all over the depth chart, but most of their “blue-chip” stars are on the offensive side of the ball.

This week’s handful of points from Bucky Brooks include the Cowboys’ slow starts, what Dak needs to do to clean up his game and how Jason Peters will hold up.

The Cowboys have more talent and more weapons. The only thing that can prevent them from winning this game is mistakes and penalties. But a clean game can mean an ugly outcome for the Texans.

The Texans have a good young running back, but most of their top-line players are on the defensive side of the ball.

This week’s handful of points from Bucky Brooks include the Cowboys’ ability to close out games and why OBJ is worth signing, even right now.

The Colts will try to take away the big play from the Cowboys, who can combat that by staying on the field with a patient running game.

The Colts feature one of the NFL’s best running backs, but who else should be players to watch this Sunday night?

The Cowboys still haven’t completely solved their run-stopping issues. So stopping, or even containing NYG’s Saquon Barkley is a must.

The recipe for a win on Sunday looks pretty similar for both teams. Running the ball will be key for the Cowboys and Vikings, but figuring out a way to get and/or stay balanced is vital.

The Vikings have some of the best offensive players in the NFL, but when evaluating all of their elite players, they’ve got as many, if not more on the defensive side.

As the Cowboys get ready to face one of the NFL’s best teams in Minnesota, analyst Bucky Brooks breaks down five topics, ranging from the run defense to CeeDee Lamb proving himself as WR1.