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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 591315" data-attributes="member: 4300">IMO the commonly accepted meaning of the term “weapons” refers to skill players, not linemen. Still the Cowboys have a definite advantage at TE and Bryant is very, very good. And stat wise, the teams are separated on offense by about one point per game in the regular season. (BTW, I like that you refer to the team you follow as the “Cows”.)  I’m not sure what stats you are looking at with regard to the defenses. This is from my post, number 151 on this thread: Here are the stats. The Cowboy’s ranking appears first, then the Packers.Scoring D:15th, tied for 13th. Total yards:19th, 15th. Passing yards: 26th, 10th. Opponent’s passer rating: 13th,7th.  Rushing yards: 8th, 23rd. The only area the Cowboys are better is vs. the rush and the Packers have improved in that area significantly since the bye. As I said in the post, I’m not sure if the Dallas D has gotten significantly better over the past quarter, or half of the season, but the Packers D is dramatically improved since their bye week (week 9). I also posted it would be interesting to see the stats on both sides of the ball for all Dallas away games vs. Packers games after the bye.</blockquote>

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