Posted on Sep 16

Cowboys suffer "unacceptable" loss in home opener, face challenges ahead

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Cowboys Suffer Disappointing Home Opener Loss to Saints

Why it matters: The Cowboys' 44-19 loss to the Saints in their home opener at AT&T Stadium raises concerns about the team's performance and ability to compete.

The loss was statistically worse than their previous playoff defeat, making it one of the worst home-opening losses since Jerry Jones purchased the team in 1989.

By the numbers: The Saints dominated the game, scoring touchdowns on their first six possessions and amassing 290 yards in the first half alone.

Yes, but: Despite the disappointing result, Jerry Jones remains optimistic about the team's future and believes they have a lot of work to do.

What to watch: The Cowboys will need to make significant improvements in multiple areas, especially on defense, to bounce back from this defeat.

What's next: The team will need to analyze their performance, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments before their next game.

Quotes:

Trevon Diggs on the performance: "Unacceptable."
Jerry Jones on the team's future: "We've got so much ahead of us... I'm confident we'll get it done. We'll learn from this."
Dak Prescott on comparing this loss to the playoff loss: "We're talking two completely different teams... I wouldn't waste my time if I was y'all trying to compare those two."
Micah Parsons on the team's performance: "At the end of the day, I just believe we got outplayed... We all got to play better."
Mike McCarthy on the defensive changes: "We've had changes on defense... It was not evident today."

The bottom line: The Cowboys' disappointing loss highlights the need for the team to address their weaknesses and make improvements in order to achieve their goals.

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Cowboys suffer "unacceptable" loss in home opener, face challenges ahead

Cowboys Suffer Disappointing Home Opener Loss to Saints

Why it matters: The Cowboys' 44-19 loss to the Saints in their home opener at AT&T Stadium raises concerns about the team's performance and ability to compete.

The loss was statistically worse than their previous playoff defeat, making it one of the worst home-opening losses since Jerry Jones purchased the team in 1989.

By the numbers: The Saints dominated the game, scoring touchdowns on their first six possessions and amassing 290 yards in the first half alone.

Yes, but: Despite the disappointing result, Jerry Jones remains optimistic about the team's future and believes they have a lot of work to do.

What to watch: The Cowboys will need to make significant improvements in multiple areas, especially on defense, to bounce back from this defeat.

What's next: The team will need to analyze their performance, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments before their next game.

Quotes:

Trevon Diggs on the performance: "Unacceptable."

Jerry Jones on the team's future: "We've got so much ahead of us... I'm confident we'll get it done. We'll learn from this."

Dak Prescott on comparing this loss to the playoff loss: "We're talking two completely different teams... I wouldn't waste my time if I was y'all trying to compare those two."

Micah Parsons on the team's performance: "At the end of the day, I just believe we got outplayed... We all got to play better."

Mike McCarthy on the defensive changes: "We've had changes on defense... It was not evident today."

The bottom line: The Cowboys' disappointing loss highlights the need for the team to address their weaknesses and make improvements in order to achieve their goals.