Which team will win the Super Bowl this year? Since the offseason, which was characterized by huge player acquisitions and deals that changed many teams, this topic has been on everyone’s mind. NFL fans and analysts are intently observing team performances and strengths as the regular season has begun, and many are having passionate discussions about their top selections.

Stephen A. Smith of ESPN had previously voiced faith in the New York Jets and Aaron Rodgers, but as A-Rod’s position has changed, he is now thinking who will be the next winner. Apart from it, a recent argument took place on an ESPN program. This time, Pat McAfee and Pro Football Hall of Fame Shannon Sharpe, joined Smith in the conversation. Their discussion of the Dallas Cowboys‘ potential and analyses rapidly turned into an argument.

Who is with the Dallas Cowboys this season?

Who is a Super Bowl contender this year? was the most important topic of conversation on a recent edition of ESPN’s First Take, which was presented by Shannon Sharpe and Stephen A. Smith. Pat McAfee, renowned for his program “The Pat McAfee Show,” collaborated with the ESPN crew on the debate. Stephen A. Smith answered strongly when the subject of the Dallas Cowboys came up, “Of course not. That is an utterly ridiculous thing to say.” He continued by pointing out that while the Cowboys’ defense has promise, their offensive tactics demand careful consideration and care. Interestingly, earlier too he has mentioned this point that the Cowboys are not going to bring Lombardi this time.

Contrarily, Pat McAfee has backed the Cowboys this season, citing the presence of Dak Prescott and Mike McCarthy as important elements. He said, “I think this year is different for Dak Prescott because I think this year Mike McCarthy is going to be God’s going to be able to take him there……They got number one defense in the world.” The veteran NFL punter expressed his conviction that this season may in fact be a turning moment for the Cowboys while also praising CeeDee Lamb and Tony Pollard for their good performances.

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Shannon Sharpe offered his viewpoint, praising the Cowboys’ strong defense and Prescott’s talent but expressing concern about their red zone offense, which in his opinion might provide difficulties for Jerry Jones’ squad.

Is the Dallas Cowboys offense really weak?

Stephon Gilmore, Trevon Diggs, and Micah Parsons are some of the guys who make the Cowboys’ defense appear good this year. However, it is also important to notice the red zone offense that Shannon Sharpe emphasized. The Cowboys’ offensive identity is still developing, despite their strong defensive play (10 sacks, 7 takeaways). They’ve been successful in preventing turnovers, which is an improvement over the previous season when Dak Prescott battled with interceptions.

Long-scoring drives have been started by the team, which is excellent at converting third downs. However, there is always space for improvement, especially in the red zone, where they have only taken advantage of two out of six chances. Despite this, Prescott has led the Cowboys to a promising start to the season, and the team’s attack has the potential to be much more effective.

The Cowboys are now 2-0, winning both of their games to start the season, including a dominating victory against the Giants. The question at hand is whether they possess what it takes to win the Super Bowl this year. What do you think?

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