Cowboys Headlines: Lamb and Pickens advantage, news on DL's rebound
The Cowboys are looking to bounce back on both sides of the football in their week two matchup against a vulnerable Washington Commanders.
The Dallas Cowboys have the opportunity to rebound after a tough loss to the New York Giants, but they must first address Washington Commanders' rushing attack. The focal point will be Quinnen Williams, the team's defensive leader, who is expected to make a strong return from injury. If Williams and the rest of the defensive line can force Washington into passing situations, the team could see a big performance from Donovan Ezeiruaku.
Ezeiruaku's speed will be crucial in attacking Washington's left tackle, Brandon Coleman, who has given up six pressures and one sack in recent games. The Cowboys' receivers, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, will also look to bounce back after struggles in the first week. Both players have size and strength advantages over Washington's smaller cornerbacks.
The matchup between Lamb and Pickens will be vital in determining if the Cowboys can secure their first win of the season.
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