Cowboys vs Buccaneers: 5 Keys Dallas MUST Follow To Win | Cowboys Daily Blitz

by | Oct 9, 2026 | Dallas, Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz | 0 comments

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The Dallas Cowboys return home Thursday night for a matchup they simply cannot afford to lose.

Dallas enters the game 2-2 after beating the Houston Texans 34-30, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers come to AT&T Stadium at 0-4 and dealing with major injury problems.

With Baker Mayfield sidelined early in the week and rookie Jalon Daniels expected to start, the Cowboys have a clear opportunity to pressure an inexperienced quarterback and take control of the game early.

But Tampa Bay’s defense is better than its record suggests, which means Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens and the Dallas offense will still have to execute.

On today’s Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz:

• The latest Cowboys injury updates
• Tyler Smith’s potential return
• Why Dallas must contain Jalon Daniels
• How Dak Prescott can attack Tampa Bay’s secondary
• Why Javonte Williams still matters against a strong run defense
• The five biggest keys to a Cowboys victory
• Cowboys-Buccaneers prediction

Dallas has road games against Green Bay and Philadelphia coming next, making Thursday night one of the most important games of the early season.

Can the Cowboys take care of business and improve to 3-2?

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