Everyone who follows football knows what happened when the Cowboys faced the Vikings in 2009 things went south for them, against the odds and expectations of millions, they lost. This year however, the team is ramping up some new strategies that will prove to be bulletproof and brutally effective against their opposition.

Team owner Jerry Jones and coach Wade Phillips are not satisfied at the moment with the Cowboys, so they are looking to see where they can improve, and several key issues have come under fire. With a season that landed them some improbable wins, 2009 was their year; they were robbed in the last game. This leaves a few things out in the open that need to be analyzed.

Offensively, the Cowboys are fairly solid, but steps are being made to implement some much-needed changes. Doug Free is carrying the hopes of the team after they cut left tackle Flozell Adams. The 12-year veteran was struggling on a team that is younger, faster, and stronger than ever. His experience is surely valued, but he is not able to keep up with the demands of his position any longer.

They are moving forward with the young Felix Jones, the breakout RB has given the Cowboys some great numbers, and should be the first player in a decade to rush 1,200 yards. The consensus is that the Dallas Cowboys, with the proposed changes, should be one of the best teams at home.

They have a very dynamic play style that allows them to adjust to any situation. Their ability to quickly change plays and push forward with an ever-changing strategy is what sets them a cut above many teams in the nation. Fans will be delighted to see them take to the field again, and thoroughly trash their opponents in a manner that is truly their own.  Be sure and follow the Dallas Cowboys at www.scoresandodds.com, home of the best sports betting data on the internet.