Cowboys on the practice field today out at the Star, getting ready for a five and two Denver Broncos team.

It's a Broncos team that had to pull their fat out of the fire last week as they were able to score 33 points in the fourth quarter to beat the New York football Giants.

And this is a place where the Cowboys haven't won since 1992.

They're taking on a Broncos team that's ripped off four straight wins.

They're good.

I don't know how great they are.

They have two close losses to quality opponents in the Colts and Chargers, but

you're going to elevation and you're going up to a place where historically you haven't

had success and you're facing some pretty good defensive players.

And I do want to talk about this offense. And of course, one of the narratives heading into this one is the Javante Williams revenge game because, of course, he was a Bronco the first four years, dealt with injury. But they mutually parted ways with him. And the Cowboys snapped him up relatively quickly in free agency for a pretty good bargain at $3. half million yeah and a and a guy we didn't really think too much about with the signing it's like okay this dude had a he had a nice rookie year we definitely remember him playing against the cowboys but i mean

that's a it's a good move by the front office to bring him in. It worked.

And the history with the Broncos is just really weird.

The stat you mentioned that they haven't won up there since 1992,

and they don't play each other every year.

But the game's in at least recent memory.

Like I think back to that weather delay game.

2017, 18 somewhere in there.

Or it just feels like the team is flat and there's, you always throw in elevation.

I feel like that's kind of an excuse because every other team has to go play in Denver also.

They deal with the same things.

The Broncos play up there.

And how the season has gone so far, it's, yeah listened to intentional grounding a little bit before the Mavs game last night.

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