If there is any good news for the Dallas Cowboys following their huge win in Week 10 it's that a victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday can inch them closer to the first place New York Giants. The NFL action between the Cowboys and the Browns kicks off at 1 p.m. ET.
The Cowboys showed they are more than alive in the NFC East as they crushed the Eagles 38-23. They are a game under .500, but they only trail the Giants by 1.5 games. A win on Sunday could get them to a 5-5 record and just one game from first place.
Standing in their way from a victory are the Browns who have some of the brightest rookies in the NFL.
Trent Richardson has over 33 percent of the Browns' touchdowns this season with five rushing TDs and one receiving.
Brandon Weeden has thrown for over 2,000 yards, but he has more interceptions thrown than touchdowns. So far in the season, Weeden has nine touchdowns and 12 interceptions.
Richardson is his favorite target, but Josh Gordon leads the team with 417 yards receiving and four touchdowns in 19 receptions.
The Dallas defense looks too potent, however, for all these young Browns players. Their pass defense is ranked 8th in the NFL allowing just 213 yards per game. Tony Romo should not have trouble getting the ball to his receivers as the are ranked 22nd in the NFL allowing 247 yards per game.
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