After last week’s 38-21 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys have a chance to stack multiple wins together with a favorable schedule ahead of them in the month of November. They play four out of their next five games at home and will face only one team with a winning record.
The Cowboys kick off the month of November against the Arizona Cardinals and close it out against the Philadelphia Eagles on Thanksgiving. Both of these games should be winnable, and we’ll make a case for why they can win all of them in November.
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Despite getting upset by them a year ago, the Cardinals shouldn’t pose a threat to the Cowboys. There in the midst of a rebuild and could be looking to tank the season in order to draft the next franchise QB. With their playoff hopes still alive and with home field advantage, Dallas should be able to take care of business.
The Colts may still be currently sitting second in the AFC South division, but all signs indicate their preparing for the future. They’ve already traded Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, and there are rumors RB Jonathan Taylor and WR Josh Downs could be moved as well. Selling off all their talent should give the Cowboys a path to victory, despite this being the only away game in November.
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The 49ers are only team with a winning record the Cowboys will face in November. They are currently on their bye week trying to get healthy with many key players injured. On the flipside, Dallas is getting healthy at the right time.
The 49ers hot start has started to wobble as they struggled to hold off the Commanders, and then lost to the Falcons. The Cowboys will be at home – so between injuries, home field advantage, and the 49ers slowing down after a very hot start, maybe the Cowboys can squeeze out an upset.
After shipping out DT Jeffrey Simmons to the Chicago Bears, and with potential other trades in the works before the November 10 deadline, the Colts are yet another team who are preparing for the future by acquiring as much draft capital as possible. Facing a struggling QB and a talent deprived Titans roster should work in the Cowboys favor, earning them another “W”.
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Division rival games can always go either way, but with the way the Eagles season is going, and after the Cowboys thoroughly throttled them last week, there’s no reason to believe Dallas can’t secure a Thanksgiving day victory at home. The only question is will Tanner McKee still be their starter or will former Cowboys QB Joe Milton take over? Either way, the Cowboys should add another in the win column.
What is your prediction for how many of these five games the Cowboys will actually win? Hit the comments and let us know.
