Week 2 Storylines: Dallas vs. Seattle
By: Matt Roberts
Updated: September 11, 2012
After knocking off the Giants in week one, the Cowboys head up to Seattle where there will be plenty of story lines to follow:
1) Ryan Cook continues to get acclimated playing center, after replacing Phil Costa last week, and communicating calls to the rest of the offensive line could be an issue since they have not worked together very much. Not to mention, the fact that they will be playing in one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL.
2) Kevin Ogletree burst on to the scene last week against Dallas going for 114 yards on eight catches and two touchdowns, all career highs. We will get an opportunity this week to find out if this was a one-time thing or if Ogletree can step in and play the role left vacant by Laurent Robinson.
3) Seattle Rookie Quarterback Russell Wilson, who shined during the preseason will get a big test this week from Rob Ryan's defense. As they look to build on a strong performance last week against Eli Manning.
4) The Dallas Defense looked good against the Giants last week particularly in the secondary. They were helped out by a few drops from the Giants wide receivers but I expect to see the corners challenging the Seattle wide-outs, something Dallas fans have not seen in a while.
1) Ryan Cook continues to get acclimated playing center, after replacing Phil Costa last week, and communicating calls to the rest of the offensive line could be an issue since they have not worked together very much. Not to mention, the fact that they will be playing in one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL.
2) Kevin Ogletree burst on to the scene last week against Dallas going for 114 yards on eight catches and two touchdowns, all career highs. We will get an opportunity this week to find out if this was a one-time thing or if Ogletree can step in and play the role left vacant by Laurent Robinson.
3) Seattle Rookie Quarterback Russell Wilson, who shined during the preseason will get a big test this week from Rob Ryan's defense. As they look to build on a strong performance last week against Eli Manning.
4) The Dallas Defense looked good against the Giants last week particularly in the secondary. They were helped out by a few drops from the Giants wide receivers but I expect to see the corners challenging the Seattle wide-outs, something Dallas fans have not seen in a while.
