Von Miller reveals why Colts are 'scary' matchup for Cowboys in Week 9
The Colts are a "scary" opponent for the Cowboys for one reason.
Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer remains in place as the team grapples with a 3-5 record following a loss to Arizona in Week 8. The Cowboys now rely on a win against the Indianapolis Colts to regain momentum. The Colts, 2-6, appear to be in a desperate situation, with key players being offloaded. Dallas Cowboys linebacker Von Miller, speaking to ESPN's Todd Archer, cautioned that the Colts should not be underestimated, describing them as "scary" opponents.
Miller explained that the players on the Colts are fighting for their livelihoods and trying to find their identity. Despite the Colts' recent blowout loss to the Jaguars, Miller's warning should not be dismissed, as the Colts could deliver a strong performance in their last game before the trade deadline. The high stakes and potential volatility of the Colts' performance make this matchup a "trap game" for the Cowboys.
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