If there was a pattern to the game at all, both teams could not maintain offensive drives for the majority of the game. Dallas ended up winning the game thanks to two incredibly big scoring plays in a contest that included several short drives and punts.
When the Dallas Cowboys take on the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday afternoon, they will look to build on their improbable three-game winning run.
Dallas has won three straight games despite being without starting quarterback Dak Prescott (thumb) since a loss to Tampa Bay in the season opener.
The Cowboys, are 4-1 to open the season for the second straight year after picking up four straight victories without Dak Prescott, who appears to be close to returning from thumb surgery, thanks to an incredible 57-yard touchdown run from Tony Pollard.
Apart from the fact that the team’s ailments are still piling up, the LA Rams face a new problem every week. The Dallas Cowboys, one of the NFL‘s top passing defenses, will square up against the LA Rams’ failing passing offense this week.
The Cowboys have now defeated both of the teams from the 2017 Super Bowl. The Cowboys had a good victory because they had contributions from every position.
For the Rams (2-3), who were shut out in the second half and dropped below.500 for the second time in head coach Sean McVay’s six seasons, Cooper Kupp had a 75-yard touchdown reception. In a repeat of the first regular-season game ever played at SoFi Stadium, the multibillion-dollar football palace built by Rams owner Stan Kroenke and supported by Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Malik Hooker made the game-winning interception with 3:29 remaining.
Things to be noticed in the Cowboys’ game
The defense didn’t let up more than 10 points for the second consecutive week. All season, they haven’t let a team score 20 points.
Numerous players on the Cowboys’ defense make a difference. Every game, a different player steps up, but Micah Parsons is the group’s leader. The Dallas Cowboys defeated Los Angeles Rams 22-10 despite neither team being able to make much of an offensive effort. The Cowboys received assistance from their defense and special teams.
The Cowboys left Jalen Ramsey unblocked on a blitz in the third quarter, leading to the first sack of his seven-year NFL career. In his first 95 regular-season games and nine postseason games, the All-Pro defensive back for the Rams failed to record a single sack.
RB Ezekiel Elliott and RB Tony Pollard make up the Cowboys’ potent running back one-two punch. Even though the Rams have been successful this year at stopping the run, there will undoubtedly be several running plays in this one. There weren’t many well-planned offensive drives in the game. Instead, there was a lot of nothing mixed in with a few flashes of spectacular plays.
There were numerous special-team splash plays in the contest. Then, Dorance Amstrong came up the middle to block a punt, giving the Cowboys a free three points, and the Cowboys got the ball first.
First, rookie Tyler Smith of the Cowboys had a tremendous start, but Sunday was a little difficult for him. He was called for a few holding infractions, and Aaron Donald sacked him twice from the edge.
Dak Prescott, a quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, is aiming for a possible return against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday after having the stitch removed from his surgically repaired thumb and starting to throw a football this past week.
