How far will the Dallas Cowboys go this year?

Question

How far will the Dallas Cowboys go this year?

Answer 1

going all the way to the super bowl ,,only to get their asses handed to them by the PATRIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

About 1500 miles.  They travel to NY for the Giants, which is the furthest road trip they have.

Answer 3

they will be 8-8 and the Vikings will go all the way to the superbowl

Go Vikings!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

Last year, TO & Company smack talked themselves into posts on the Giants' locker room bulletin board and out of the win in the second round of the playoffs for the SuperBowl.  

This year, the Cowpie smacktalk started in the off-season already.  Expect them to lose to the Giants, not in any playoff game, but in the NFC East regular season.  

Redskins and Giants looking good.  Best Cowpies will do is 3rd in the division.

Answer 5

All the way to an NFC Wild Card game!

Answer 6

12-4 and to the Super Bowl.

If the friggin' Giants can do it, a better team certainly can. (I love all the Giants fans here that still don't grasp the meaning of the word "upset". It was made for teams like the 2007 Giants).

Answer 7

A few will end up doing communityy service.  At least 2 DUI's and 1 domestic abuse.  Then the regular season will start.  GO BEARS!!!!!

Answer 8

To the big game, of course...and win!!!

Get your popcorn ready!!!

Oh, and haters, go ahead with your thumbs down!!

Answer 9

I think they will win the division, have a bye week and win a playoff game. They have enough on field talent to win the Superbowl, but I don't think that will happen. I don't think Dallas has a very good head coach and Deep into the playoffs this Dallas team will just get out coached and lose.    

Answer 10

5-11

Answer 11

let's see-wade philips(not exactly a geniuse), T.O.-a bomb waiting to go off(in a bad way), Romo(no playoff wins), Adam Jones(orange jumpsuit waiting to happen)= early playoff exit or no playoffs at all. When I look at the NFC I see New Orleans, Minnesota, Tampa Bay, NY Giants, Philly, and  whoever wins the NFC West(since it's obviously wide-open).