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The Cowboys played well against the undefeated Steelers behind a good game from backup backup QB quarterback Garrett Gilbert, a former AAF star. For the first time since Dak Prescott’s injury, the Cowboys played with grit and fire that is expected from an NFL franchise. However, the effort by itself doesn’t get you off the powerless rankings. America’s Team is still struggling with only two wins on the season, and until they get back in the W column they’ll probably find themselves on this list.
Cowboys, claim your spot.
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