By Arslan Ubul, PSO Research Analyst
Mar 09, 2021

Dallas Cowboys, like the rest of the NFC East, had a rough 2020 season. Dak Prescott was playing at an MVP level before his gruesome injury. Ezekiel Elliott had an up and down season, and his outlook going forward has never been more uncertain. CeeDee Lamb was one of the best offensive rookies in recent history as part of one of the best WR corps in the NFL. However, Dallas’ defense was historically bad, and is their biggest concern heading into 2021, where they have the offensive talent to match up with anyone.

NFL Team Facts From 2020 | Dallas Cowboys Facts to Know

Here are the 5 most interesting facts from the Dallas Cowboys 2020 NFL Season:

Dak Prescott was 1 of the best QBs in the NFL before his injury and finally got the money he’s been seeking.

 

DAL Stock Price: $6.32 (via FANDEX)

Ezekiel Elliott has been slowly declining ever since he got his big contract.

  • Elliott 100+ RUSH YD Games: 2018 (8), 2019 (7), 2020 (2)
  • Most FUM lost (10) by a non-QB in the NFL over the last 5 seasons
  • 20+yd rushes in 2020 through Wk15: Ezekiel Elliott (2 on 211 carries), Tony Pollard (4 on 87 carries)
  • Tony Pollard rushed for 2 TD with 5.75 YPC in Wk15. The last time Zeke did both of those things in a GP was 2016

Although he had a rollercoaster 2020, Zeke has still been one of the NFL’s best RBs since getting drafted.

CeeDee Lamb had an underrated, historic rookie season.

  • Most REC (69) & REC YDS (877) among all rookie slot WRs in a season since PFF began tracking in 2006
  • 2nd most REC (74) by any NFL player at 21 years old or younger in NFL history
  • Most 20+yd REC from the slot in 2020: 1. CeeDee Lamb (12), 2. Cole Beasley (8), T3. Justin Jefferson (7), T3. Chris Godwin (7)
  • Only rookie with 5+ REC in each of his team’s 1st 6 games since at least 1950 

Dallas Cowboys’ defense was historically disastrous in 2020.

  • Set a new franchise record for PTS allowed (440) in single season
  • Allowed the most 20+pt games (14) in a single season in franchise history
  • 3rd most PTS (272) allowed at home in a single season in NFL history
  • Gave up the 3rd most RUSH YDS (294) in a game in franchise history against Baltimore
  • Dallas allowed 20+ PTS in 11 straight games, the longest streak in franchise history

 
 

 

 

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