That’ll wrap up Week 3. The Dallas offense showed signs of life in the second half, but it wasn’t close to good enough. For a second-consecutive road trip, the Cowboys cannot get out of their own way in an ugly loss. #cowboyswire
Shovel pass works way better this week than last. Love that play design. Cowboys get back onto the board, and now it's an 11-point deficit with 7:11 to play. #cowboyswire
The really troubling thing is the way this game has gotten away from the Cowboys.
It's not like Seattle's offense has looked like a juggernaut. And Dallas has run the ball well. They just don't even have a semblance of offensive balance, and it's killing them. #cowboyswire
no update in the press box, but he's on the sideline in a baseball cap. doesn't look like a guy that's about to come back in #cowboyswirehttps://t.co/GRv2fUHcX5
Arguably the most promising drive of the day for Dallas, and Frank Clark wrecks it on third down. Brett Maher salvages it with a FG, but the way this offense is playing, FGs aren't going to cut it. #cowboyswire
Well, if you're going to climb out of this, a three-and-out is the right way to start it. Flag on the punt return is going to negate really good field position. #cowboyswire
Meanwhile, the Cowboys have their work cut out for them coming out of the half. The defense has been solid, albeit missing Jeff Heath on that second touchdown.
The offense is running the ball well. But that passing game. Oh boy, that passing game. #cowboyswire
And, as I tweet that, it’s announced that Jeff Heath is currently receiving X-Rays on his ankle in the Dallas locker room. Not what you want to hear about the Cowboys’ best safety #cowboyswire
The Cowboys' inexperience at safety had not bitten them through two weeks, but it's rearing its head here against Russell Wilson. An uncomfortably easy score for Tyler Lockett #cowboyswire
He's back on the field. Cowboys are rotating these LBs pretty heavily, maybe to keep from giving Sean Lee too many snaps with that hamstring. #cowboyswirehttps://t.co/adQfmrEm0R
I understand trying to get your best pass rushers on the field, but not if it means taking your best rusher and one of the NFL's best rushers, and putting him at DT. Figure out something else IMO #Cowboyswire
Bout what we expected through one quarter. Sean Lee has more tackles than there have been combined first downs. Russell Wilson and Dak Prescott have each been hit once and have combined for 21 passing yards. #cowboyswire
Rod Marinelli says this is the fastest defense he's had in Dallas. Pretty good example right there on first down. Lot of hats to the ball. #cowboyswire
We talked about Seattle punter Michael Dickson during the leadup to this game, but maybe we didn't talk about him enough. He might be the most reliable weapon the Seahawks have right now. #cowboyswire
Sean Lee showed blitz on that third down, dropped back at the snap, and it was Jaylon Smith with middle pressure to force that incompletion. Nice design by Dallas. #cowboyswire
Good sign for the Cowboys. Despite the Seahawks' movement on this drive, the Dallas front has made life miserable for their OL on this entire possession. #cowboyswire
“Tyrone Crawford comes in, makes a textbook play, and these are game changing penalties. I’m tired of talking about it.” -Troy Aikman on roughing the passer call #cowboyswire
Kavon Frazier getting looked at by head athletic trainer Jim Maurer on the sideline. Shaken up after that illegal block penalty by Seattle. #cowboyswire
It’s autumn. It’s 60 degrees. It’s Cowboys-Seahawks at be loudest building in the league. If you don’t love this we can’t be friends #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/4Ehr3jTdv9
We figured all week it’d either be Brice or Terrance inactive at WR. Given that he’s only been here four days, not surprising that Brice is sitting in his first game back #cowboyswire
Maliek Collins and Travis Frederick are the only Cowboys ruled out for Sunday. Sean Lee and Xavier Woods are officially questionable, but are widely expected to play. Randy Gregory and Datone Jones are full-go #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/tiWszgNZwP
Sean Lee, Xavier Woods and Cole Beasley are officially listed as questionable for Sunday at Seattle. All three had limited practice participation Friday. Maliek Collins and Travis Frederick have been ruled out. #cowboyswire
Cole Beasley was dressed for practice and on the field during the open portion Friday. The veteran wide receiver popped up on Thursday's injury report (ankle) and was limited in that practice. #cowboyswire
Speaking on @1053thefan Jerry Jones classifies Randy Gregory and Xavier Woods as gametime decisions this weekend, but he adds that he feels optimistic that they'll be able to play #cowboyswire
Jerry Jones tells @1053thefan that Terrance Williams “would be missed, should we not be able to have him.” But adds that he doesn’t know about the accuracy of any reports suggesting that Williams won’t be available #cowboyswire
Kris Richard was a defensive coach in Seattle for the Seahawks’ games against Dallas in 2014, 2015 and 2017.
Scott Linehan said today that Richard took him through every snap of those games to get a better understanding of what the Seahawks do #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/peCzYlo7nr
Sean Lee says he’s playing, and the practice report reflects that. Good sign for him. Maliek Collins once again did not participate #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/rKjm1hhWlc
Travis Frederick and Maliek Collins were the only absentees from Thursday’s practice. Sean Lee was present, working on conditioning off to the side. We’ll see what his participation level is later #cowboyswire
Obviously, Sean Lee's health is something worth watching. But given his history and his schedule in the past, I'm not concerned about him missing a Wednesday practice. Thursday, Friday availability is more telling for him. #cowboyswire
Sean Lee (hamstring tightness) was dressed out and working on the resistance cords during the open portion of practice. Coach Garrett said he anticipated Lee doing something today. We’ll see how much, but Garrett said Lee was feeling better. #cowboyswire
Doesn’t sound like Maliek Collins (sprained knee) is expected to practice today. Sean Lee (hamstring) likely will participate on some level. #cowboyswire
Jerry Jones, talking on @1053thefan this morning: "It appears that Randy Gregory is going to be available for us" on Sunday. He's also opitmistic about Xavier Woods for this week. #cowboyswire
The Cowboys are optimistic that Randy Gregory can practice when they get back to work on Wednesday morning. Something to watch for on the first day of practice this week #cowboyswire
No final decisions made regarding Brice Butler, but Jason Garrett says the Cowboys have talked to him and are weighing their options. They may want to add depth to their WR corps #cowboyswire
Jason Garrett says the team brought in around 20 guys for workouts today to “refine the shortlist” at this point in the season. Brice Butler possibly a 7th receiver for this team. #cowboyswire
Head coach Jason Garrett on @1053thefan said WR Brice Butler will be among a group of street free agents scheduled to work out today. Not uncommon to hold free agent workouts on the off day. #cowboyswire
Then, there’s this bad boy. To put the game away, Dak goes 5-6 for 34 yards and the Cowboys run for 48 yards as a team on a 14-play touchdown drive. Dak throws for a crucial third down conversion and runs for another on fourth. An encouraging flashback to 2016 #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/15JVrojr63
Zeke is bound to have more yards and longer gains against lesser run defenses, but this is an encouraging sign. Dak & Tavon need to be a weekly feature in the run game while the passing game sorts itself out. #cowboyswirepic.twitter.com/8kLHVSWuoz
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