The Cowboys have been virtually unstoppable at home. Not only are they a perfect 5-0 at AT&T Stadium in 2023, but they are averaging 41 points per game. Their homefield advantage even dates back to last season. Aside from their Week 1 loss to Tampa Bay, the Cowboys were perfect at home in 2022 as well.
On the road it’s a bit of a different story. The Cowboys are only 3-3 on the road in 2023 and their average offensive output of 24 points/game sits 17 points lower than their average scoring output at home. It’s a noticeable split between home and away and it’s brought them plenty of national attention as a result.
It’s understandable too since the Cowboys will very likely be playing most, if not all, of their postseason games on the road. Odds currently have Dallas as heavy favorites to finish as the fifth seed (77 percent chance). The need to get better on the road is something even I harped on when the Cowboys lost their first matchup with Philadelphia in Week 9.
But maybe it’s not as simple as home vs away?