PFF lists the top Cowboys players from Week 18 In 2024, could Bill Belichick still be the Cowboys’ coach? This is how it might occur.

After defeating the Commanders, the Cowboys completed their task and won the NFC East. With a 38-10 victory, they also won handsomely, giving Dallas the second-best point differential in the NFL for the current campaign.

They achieved that with a few exceptional plays from their exceptional players. These are the players from the game who Pro Football Focus has given the highest grades.

This season, the Cowboys’ road woes have been widely reported, with the offense playing a major role. That was not the case at all against the Commanders, as Dallas averaged 6.4 yards per play and amassed 440 total offensive yards. WR Lamb CeeDee, 86.0 CeeDee Lamb’s finest year to date ended with a bang. He accomplished 98 yards and two scores by catching all 13 of his targets, going about the Commanders secondary however he pleased. 41 of his yards came after the catch, while seven of his receptions resulted in a first down. RB Tony Pollard: 80.7

While Tony Pollard’s 1,000 yard mark in this game is commendable in and of itself, It was also one of Pollard’s greatest games of the year. He produced some excellent runs and finished with 70 rushing yards on 17 carries and a touchdown. Just one of many games in which Pollard has appeared like the player he used to be.

In this particular game, CeeDee Lamb wasn’t the only Cowboy with a perfect catch percentage. Six targets were made for Jake Ferguson, who caught all six of them for 69 yards. On all but one of his receptions, he moved the chains with a 44-yard gain after the catch.

The fact that Dak Prescott only ranks fourth in terms of offensive rating in player grade is absurd, but it also says a lot about

Following a 4-13 campaign with the New England Patriots, the six-time Super Bowl victor may be coaching for a different team in 2019.

Since joining the Patriots in 2000, Belichick has amassed a 266-121 regular season record, 30 postseason victories, and nine trips to the Super Bowl. However, after Tom Brady left the squad, the team’s performance has declined, which has caused some to speculate that his time in New England is running out.

What would Belichick do if he were to depart the Patriots, whether voluntarily or with owner Robert Kraft’s assistance? It’s improbable that he would resign because he’s only 15 wins away from surpassing Don Shula for the most wins ever by a head coach (including playoff victories).

On Monday’s “Brother From Another” broadcast, Michael Smith and Michael Holley of NBC Sports discussed the subject and speculated about the possibility of an unexpected suitor if the playoffs don’t go as planned.

“(Dallas Cowboys owner) Jerry Jones has great respect for Belichick,” Holley stated.

Even though Mike McCarthy is an accomplished head coach and the Cowboys recently won the NFC East, there are still rumors that his position is in danger. When questioned about McCarthy’s job security, Jones added gasoline to the flames by stating that they will “see how each game goes in the playoffs.”

“And Bill Belichick wants to catch and pass Don Shula, which may seem absurd to you and others alike. That’s very important to him. “He wouldn’t relinquish power in New England, but what if he relocates to a more advantageous operation?” It may be a long month of uncertainty for both teams as this speculation won’t stop until Belichick and the Patriots part ways and the Cowboys are out of the playoffs.