Nick at Nite: Dallas can erase three major concerns in Miami
The Miami Dolphins could further expose three major areas of concern for the Cowboys on Sunday, or Dallas could erase those issues all with just one win.
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The Miami Dolphins could further expose three major areas of concern for the Cowboys on Sunday, or Dallas could erase those issues all with just one win.
RUNNING BACKS Tier 1: Lineup locks — Christian McCaffrey (SF vs BAL) — Kyren Williams (LAR vs. NO) — Travis Etienne (JAX at TB) — Rachaad White (TB vs. JAX) — Breece Hall (NYJ vs. WAS) — Tony Pollard (DAL at MIA) — Isiah Pacheco (KC vs. LV) — James Cook (BUF at LAC) — Raheem Mostert (MIA vs. DAL) — Derrick Henry (TEN vs. SEA) — Devin Singletary (HOU vs. CLE) — Alvin Kamara (NO at LAR) Most of these guys are in smash spots this week. Lock them in. Tier 2: Probable starters — James Conner (ARI at CHI).
Houston is second in total passing yards with 3,890 and has thrown the fewest number of interceptions with six
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