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WEEKEND RUNDOWN
The Cowboys' defense was turning a corner during the team’s three-game winning streak from Weeks 11-13 before giving up 44 points (tying a season high) and 408 yards of offense in their Week 14 loss at Detroit. They had one sack and did not force any turnovers against the Lions.
Cowboys WR George Pickens had five catches for 37 yards in the Week 14 loss at Detroit — his fewest receiving yards since he had 30 in his Cowboys debut in Week 1 at Philadelphia. After the game, former three-time first-team All-Pro cornerback and Prime Video analyst Richard Sherman said Pickens looked “uninterested in playing football” and “disengaged.”
The Cowboys' defense was turning a corner during the team’s three-game winning streak from Weeks 11-13 before giving up 44 points (tying a season high) and 408 yards of offense in their Week 14 loss at Detroit. They had one sack and did not force any turnovers against the Lions.
Cowboys WR George Pickens had five catches for 37 yards in the Week 14 loss at Detroit — his fewest receiving yards since he had 30 in his Cowboys debut in Week 1 at Philadelphia. After the game, former three-time first-team All-Pro cornerback and Prime Video analyst Richard Sherman said Pickens looked “uninterested in playing football” and “disengaged.”
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