Dallas Cowboys The Rams lost 28-25 to the Baltimore Ravens at home on Sunday, dropping to 1-2 on the season, and after the game, defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence did not back down He appreciated the efforts of his team.
“We have the guys to do it, so it’s not a problem,” DeMarcus Lawrence said, via Saad Youssef of The Athletic . “It’s all about just getting it done. We’ll get it done. … Once we quit playing minor league football and start playing pro football, we’ll be fine.”
The Cowboys didn’t do that A good defensive effort followed, as the Ravens put up 456 yards on offense, 274 of which came on the ground. Dallas’ main concern this year has been its inability to stop the run. There is probably no worse matchup in this regard than the Ravens with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Derrick Henry, who many wanted Cowboys to sign This offseason, he had his best game of the season with 151 yards rushing and two touchdowns, averaging six yards per carry. Lamar Jackson also rushed for 87 yards.
Lawrence, Micah Parsons and the rest of the Cowboys defense, led by new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, will have to find some answers for the run game.
Cowboys will try to make a comeback against Giants in Thursday Night Football match
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The Cowboys will try to get back to .500 on Thursday Night Football against the New York Giants, a team they usually do well against. The Giants got their first win against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, and their offensive line is better than in years past, so it will be interesting to see if Dallas can limit New York’s running game.
The Ravens are a great opponent, but are not expected to compete with the Giants this season. If the Cowboys lose to the Giants on Thursday and fall to 1-3, alarm bells will ring.