Buffalo Bills vs Dallas Cowboys Josh Allen needs to limit turnovers if the Bills are to be successful.
Following a recent offensive surge, Bills running back James Cook is encouraged to “keep producing” – Patrick Warren, BuffaloBills.com
James Cook is aware that he will receive more touches the better he plays.

Cook has averaged almost 116 total yards per game over the last four games for the Bills, demonstrating his versatility as a rusher and pass receiver. The 25-yard touchdown reception that the second-year running back made last Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs demonstrated his elusiveness and explosiveness.
Two weeks earlier, the Bills had run a similar play against the Philadelphia Eagles, losing 37-34, and Cook mishandled the throw that would have resulted in a walk-in touchdown.
“The entire season has been full of ups and downs. However, I make an effort to remain calm, and I strive to answer the bell whenever my name and my opportunity are called,” Cook remarked.
Against the Chiefs, the running back was called upon frequently, averaging 9.4 yards per carry and contributing significantly to the Bills’ thrilling conference victory. Cook has gained about 6.5 yards per touch on average over the last four games.

Cook has a straightforward reason for continuing to perform well on the field.
Cook stated, “I just try to keep producing and making plays for my team because the more you produce, the more the ball is going to find you.”
Buffalo’s chances of winning against the Cowboys, who allow 106 running yards a game, are about in the center of the league, will surely depend on how well they set up their run game. The Cowboys’ front four, which includes edge player Micah Parsons and defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, are well-known for their strength in the pass rush but also present a significant threat in the run game.
Regarding the Dallas D, Cook remarked, “They come off the ball, they fire off the ball, they’re very good players and you just have to be ready to go.”
Buffalo Bills vs. Dallas Cowboys: 5 key questions – Brandon Croce, Buffalowdown.com
Buffalo needs to avoid turnovers in order to succeed.
Is Josh Allen able to stay away from interceptions?
The team that does a better job of protecting the football in this matchup may wind up choosing the winner. With 23 takeaways, the Buffalo Bills defense is ranked second in the NFL, closely followed by the Cowboys with 21 takeaways.

The number of turnovers committed by the two teams differs: the Cowboys have only 11 giveaways, while the Bills have 19 turnovers. Josh Allen has been a major contributor to the Buffalo Bills’ turnovers.
The quarterback for the Bills needs to guard the ball in this game because he has thrown at least one interception in nine straight games. DaRon Bland, the cornerback for the Cowboys, leads the league in interceptions right now with eight, returning five of them for touchdowns.
The last thing the Buffalo Bills can do when facing a team like the Cowboys is give them a short field or even a chance to return it for a touchdown.
Are the Buffalo Bills able to limit the Cowboys’ offensive points to under 30?
With an average of 32.4 points per game, the Dallas Cowboys are presently leading the NFL in points scored per contest. The Cowboys have been scoring a ton of points in their games, especially lately. They have now scored 30 points or more in five straight games.
The Bills defense, which contained Patrick Mahomes well but had trouble slowing down Jalen Hurts and the Eagles attack before to the bye, will find this to be a good test.
The Bills defense will be without A.J. Epenesa and Micah Hyde against the Cowboys in Week 15, according to Sean McDermott-Jared Dubin of CBS Sports.
Two of Buffalo’s best players won’t be available for the defense this week.
But this Saturday, when the Dallas Cowboys visit Buffalo, the Bills will have one of their hardest tests of the year.
They will now enter that game depleted on the defensive end of the ball, according to head coach Sean McDermott. According to Syracuse.com, McDermott announced on Friday that defensive end A.J. Epenesa and safety Micah Hyde will also miss Sunday’s game due to injury.
Hyde has only missed one game so far this season, which was Buffalo’s Week 10 loss to the Broncos, 24-22. Before suffering an injury this past weekend against Kansas City, he had otherwise played 80% or more of the team’s snaps in every game. He is a vital component of Buffalo’s defense at the back end, made even more so in light of the numerous second and third level injuries the Bills have suffered this season.
Dallas enjoys testing defenders in the center of the field, particularly with the presence of Jake Ferguson and CeeDee Lamb. One of the Bills’ defensive shortcomings was already covering the middle, and without Hyde, it will be even more difficult to deny the Cowboys access to that part of the field.
After Leonard Floyd, Ed Oliver, and Greg Rousseau in terms of total pressures this season