No ambitious team flamed out worse in the NFL playoffs than the Dallas Cowboys, as the second-seeded squad led by NFL MVP candidate quarterback Dak Prescott couldn’t hold off Jordan Love and the upstart Green Bay Packers at AT&T Stadium in the first round.
The loss to the Packers was embarrassing, with the Cowboys getting dominated from start to finish, and even though Prescott and company tried to make a comeback, the damage was already done, and Green Bay ultimately advanced to the next round to face the eventual NFC champion San Francisco 49ers.
With the Cowboys flaming out so badly in the playoffs, the consensus was that America’s Team would go all out during the NFL offseason in order to get back on track as one of the best all-around teams in the NFC, but that hasn’t proven to be the case.
Dallas has been one of the quietest teams in the league during the offseason, as it seems Jerry Jones and company are content with standing pat while potentially securing the future of Prescott.
With Dallas being such a disappointment, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III believes the Cowboys are having “the worst” offseason of any team in the league.
It seems as though no one knows what the Cowboys are doing right now, even though they will bring back a talented roster on both sides of the football once again to start the 2024 campaign.
However, Dallas clearly has issues when the lights are the brightest during the playoffs, and if they can’t get over the hump, it doesn’t matter how successful they are in the regular season.
