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It is already Wednesday and here we are talking about the next Dallas Cowboys game against the Colts, who have pretty much sold off their entire team already. After a loss like the Cowboys suffered on Sunday to the Arizona…

Inside The Star writer Shane Taylor argues that a loss for the 3-5 Dallas Cowboys against the Indianapolis Colts could benefit the franchise by increasing pressure on owner Jerry Jones to overhaul the coaching staff. Following an embarrassing blown lead against the Arizona Cardinals, Taylor contends that a victory would merely mask underlying issues and delay essential organizational changes.
Taylor sharply criticizes offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer's predictable play-calling alongside a defensive unit surrendering 153 rushing yards per game. Despite arguing that a loss would apply needed scrutiny to the front office, Taylor ultimately predicts Dallas will defeat Indianapolis 30-21 on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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