In the past 23rd seasons of the NFL, Tom Brady remains undefeated against America’s team Dallas Cowboys. While they meet next week for the wild card round at the Raymond James Stadium, Mike McCarthy and his men will look to rewrite history. Something that the Cowboys fan base has been eagerly waiting for a long-time.

Brady literally owns the Cowboys with a perfect record of 7-0. This embarrassment still remains a black mark in franchise history because no other team has incurred many failures against the same quarterback. And looking at Brady’s fiery attitude during the playoffs, it will be a treat for the NFL fans next week.

Cowboys fans pray that Brady loses

Despite having these statistics, the Cowboys’ loyal fanbase quashed such figures and flooded the social media platforms supporting the team in hopes of clinching the maiden victory.

Brady’s winning streak against Jerry Jones began in 2003 while he was playing for New England. The veteran kick-started this trend, slaying four different Cowboys coaches and the quarterback. Interestingly, Dak Prescott happens to be the leader in this QB tally to have incurred the most losses. While McCarthy stands 0-2 against Brady, former coach Jason Garrett suffered three losses.

Out of seven wins, the last two victories came after the seven-time Super Bowl Champion relocated to Tampa Bay in 2020. Hence, it is fair to say, he has pretty much experience wearing the Bucs jersey as well.

During this tenure, the quarterback registered 15 touchdowns against five interceptions and recorded 1945 passing yards. His season opener 19-3 victory against Prescott happens to be an added advantage to boost the morale of his squad. But, it’s a game after all, and the probability of sealing a win is evenly divided among both sides.

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One of the prime reasons is the reinforced Cowboys squad. Starters Tyler Biadasz, Johnathan Hankins, and Leighton Vander Esch are back in the action. Hence, the overall depth chart of their offensive unit looks mighty.

Mike McCarthy vows to reboot before facing Tom Brady

Indeed, once the regular season drama wraps, every team has equal chances to contend for the ultimate title. Not to mention, Brady is always hungry in that regard, and he means it every time.

“Once the door closes on the regular season, everybody reboots, and now you’re in the tournament,” McCarthy said about the upcoming games, per ESPN.

“Obviously you want to get in the tournament, win, and ultimately be playing in Arizona. We stated that on the first day of training camp. That part hasn’t left us.” he added. Fans can tune in for more updates on this wild card game.

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