Preseason games are the beginning of the NFL season in many ways. For the first time since February, fans get to see players from their favorite teams going up against one another in full-speed action. New faces get their first action in their team’s uniforms. Unfortunately, these contests, with very limited participation from projected starters and a lot of work from players who are going to be looking for a new gig in a few weeks, often have little pizzazz or satisfaction. Sticking to “vanilla” game plans and plays just aggravates matters. One game that has always been a bit more entertaining, however, has been the third preseason contest.
It’s time for the Cowboys to skip the “dress rehearsal” game
