2010-2011 Dallas Cowboys NFL Football Season-TV Schedule- Prediction

The Dallas Cowboys of the 2010-2011 NFL Football Season are on a mission. The Cowboys finally won a playoff game under the helm of Head Coach Wade Phillips and Quarterback Tony Romo. The new Cowboys Stadium built by team owner Jerry Jones is a high-tech state-of-the-art football facility and the home of Super Bowl XLV. The biggest feature is the high-definition television screen which is 160 x 72 feet and the largest in the world.Seating capacity is 80,000 and expandable up to 100,000 seats.

The Dallas Cowboys hope they have made improvements to make the Super Bowl run this season. The NFL Schedule will be tougher this season. In this article you will find the entire 2010-2011 Dallas Cowboys Football season schedule as well as the TV Prime Time Schedule.

The Dallas Cowboys 2011-2012 NFL Football Season Schedule is finally here. The Cowboys will enjoy an easier schedule than the 2010-2011 season. The Cowboys open their season with a Sunday Night game against the NY Jets.

You can see the preview and Football Schedule at Dallas Cowboys Football Schedule 2011-TV Schedule-NFL Prediction.

The 2010 season was a disappointment to the team as well as the fans. Wade Phillips was fired as Head Coach and Jason Garrett hired to replace Phillips. Rob Ryan was hired in the off season to head the defense and turn it around.

Several players were cut from the team and the Cowboys will return to the top of the NFC East.

The Dallas Cowboys of 2010 hope that this year will be the year the team returns to the NFL Super Bowl. A team filled with a glorious history of divisional, conference and league NFL Championships is hoping this is the year of destiny for another NFL League Championship title to add to their team collection.

The Dallas Cowboys have won 5 Super Bowls in 8 appearances, 5 NFC Conference Championships, 21 NFC East Divisional Championships, 30 playoff appearances and had a 20 year consecutive winning season run from 1966-1985 which still stands today.

With Super Bowl XLV (45) being hosted in the Cowboys home stadium, what a better time to reclaim the title of NFL Champions.

Offense:

Tony Romo vastly improved during the season to lead the Cowboys to the NFC East Divisional title and his first playoff win as the Cowboys quarterback. Romo looked very comfortable leading the Cowboys down the stretch and into the playoffs where the Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles in back-to-back weekends in an amazing destruction of a good Eagles team. The Cowboys were throttled the following week at the Minnesota Vikings as Brett Favre and the Vikings defense played a very inspired game.

Romo will have receivers Miles Austin, Patrick Crayton and hopefully improvement from Roy Williams to open up the field for an even stronger passing an improved wide receiver group this season. The break-out season of Miles Austin should carrying over to the 2010-2011 season and the addition of Dez Bryant in the NFL Draft to go with Tight End Jason Witten, wide attack.

The running game features Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice, known as the 3-headed monster attack. Felix Jones may be ready to take over the starting role for Barber and Barber return to back-up as he was when he had his Pro-Bowl season in 2007 and 12 touchdowns.

Defense:

The Dallas Defense was one of the best throughout the 2009-2010 season and was dominating by the end of the season and the first playoff game. The defense should remain strong and show even more improvement.

The team pass rushers of DeMarcus Ware, Anthony Spencer and Jay Ratliff can take over a game and dominate opponents offense.

Special Teams:

Rookie WR Dez Bryant will add an exciting element to the Cowboys special teams play. With the return of Patrick Crayton and the addition of Dez Bryant, the kick returns part of the Cowboys arsenal should be a dangerous threat and make big plays.

The kicking game was a sore spot for the Cowboys last season as the kicking game fell apart during the season. The Cowboys will be looking for a reliable kicker for field goals and extra points.

The Dallas Cowboys have the third toughest NFL Schedule in the league this season. The NFC East will face the AFC South in the inter-conference games. Games to highlight the 2010 season will be at Minnesota Vikings on October 17^th, at Green Bay Packers on November 7^th, home game hosting NFC Conference Champions and Super Bowl XLIV Champions New Orleans Saints on Thanksgiving Day, November 25^th and the week after a home game against the AFC Conference Champions and Super Bowl XLIV runner-up Indianapolis Colts.

The NFC East divisional games will once again be tough with an improved Washington Redskin team with Mike Shannahan as Head Coach and Donnovan McNabb as the team Quarterback. The New York Giants will try to turn around a defense that failed them in the 2009 season. The Philadelphia Eagles begin a new era without Donnovan McNabb as the Quarterback.

The Dallas Cowboys are scheduled for 5 NFL Prime Time Television games as well as the Thanksgiving Day football game.

(NFL Game Times p.m. Eastern)

Sept. 12--- at Washington 8:20 (Sunday Night Football-NBC Network)

Oct. 25---- NY Giants 8:30 (Monday Night Football-ESPN Network)

Nov. 7------ at Green Bay 8:20 (Sunday Night Football-NBC Network)

Nov. 25----- New Orleans 4:15 (Thanksgiving Day-Fox Network)

Dec. 12----- Philadelphia 8:20 (Sunday Night Football-NBC Network)

Dec. 25----- at Arizona 7:30 (Saturday Night Football-NFL Network)

(NFL Game Times p.m. Eastern)

Sept. 12 ----- at Washington     8:20 (Sunday Night)

Sept. 19 ------Chicago             1:00

Sept. 26 ------at Houston           1:00

Oct. 3--------------- BYE -------------

Oct. 10 -------Tennessee          4:15

Oct. 17 -------at Minnesota        4:15

Oct. 25 -------NY Giants            8:30 (Monday Night)

Oct. 31 -------Jacksonville        1:00

Nov. 7 ---------at Green Bay        8:20 (Sunday Night)

Nov. 14 -------at NY Giants         4:15

Nov. 21 -------Detroit                 1:00

Nov. 25 -------New Orleans        4:15 (Thanksgiving Day)

Dec. 5 --------at Indianapolis        4:15

Dec.12 ------- Philadelphia        8:20 (Sunday Night)

Dec. 19 -------Washington         1:00

Dec. 25 -------at Arizona             7:30 (Saturday Night)

Jan. 2 ----------at Philadelphia      1:00  

Dallas Cowboys will have a tougher schedule this year to face for another NFC East Championship and a NFL Playoff berth. The Cowboys schedule statistically is the third toughest in the league for this season. The NFC East Teams will face the AFC South in inter-conference games played.

The NFC East should be even more balanced and improved this season. The Dallas Cowboys add another year of experience and maturity to a system that has been in place both offensively and defensively for few years now. Great strides were made in the 2009-2010 season as the Cowboys finally won a NFC Playoff game under the coaching of Wade Phillips (saving his job for another 2 years) and Quarterback Tony Romo.

The Cowboys added another weapon for Tony Romo with the NFL Draft pick of Dez Bryant as wide receiver in the first round

Look for the Dallas Cowboys to repeat in 2010-2011 as the NFC East Divisional Champions. It will be a very tough divisional race with the NY Giants coming in second and the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Redskins battling it out for the third and fourth place. This is the year that all four teams of the NFC East could possibly end the season with a winning record.

The Dallas Cowboys in the NFL Playoffs? I do see the Cowboys reaching the NFC Championship Game this year. Team owner Jerry Jones will have his team focused and driven for a Super Bowl this year, especially with the NFL Championship Game being held in the new Cowboy Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The NFC Championship Game should come down to the Dallas Cowboys and the Minnesota Vikings, led by Brett Favre. This year, I look for the Dallas defense to smother Brett Favre and the Dallas Cowboys to reach Super Bowl XLV (45) and host the NFL Championship Game in their home stadium.

Super Bowl XLV (45)

I have predicted the Dallas Cowboys to advance to the NFL Super Bowl Championship Game, but who will they face for the NFL Title? I see Peyton Manning leading the Indianapolis Colts over the New York Jets in the AFC Conference Championship Game to face the Cowboys.

Indianapolis Colts vs Dallas Cowboys

The game will be the highest rated TV NFL Football game ever in history. The first half will be more defensive than offensive as both teams match up well. The second half will be a shoot-out as both offenses kick it in gear.

Manning to Austin Collie and Romo to Miles Austin will dominate the 3rd quarter. The defining moment in the game will come in the 4th quarter by a sack and a fumble. The team that will be crowned the NFL Champions...Super Bowl XLV winners will be.....

You the fans tell me, vote in the poll and say who will win this Super Bowl/