Through the first three quarters of Sunday's Week 3 home game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Dallas Cowboys struggled mightily to generate any momentum. That is until Dallas caught fire in the 4th quarter. Trailing 28-6, the Cowboys scored 19 unanswered points to narrow the Ravens' lead to 28-25.

T he final score from AT&T Stadium on Sunday was not all that indicative of how the Baltimore Ravens forced the issue against the Dallas Cowboys en route to building a 28-6 fourth

According to ESPN, the Dallas Cowboys' defense is one of the worst in NFL history through the first three weeks.

The Dallas Cowboys went into Week 3 needing to prove that they weren't as bad as they played last week. However, they may have reaffirmed that thought rather than changing it. Sunday afternoon was another frustrating outing for the Cowboys,

The numbers and the eye test showed another pitiful performance by the Cowboys’ defense Sunday. The Ravens, a 28-25 winner at AT&T Stadium, didn’t do anything different than what the home team hadn’t seen before on tape from them.

For the first 50 minutes of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Dallas Cowboys’ offense was nearly non-existent. A pair of very long field goals by Brandon Aubrey accounted for all six of Dallas’ points on the scoreboard.

The Cowboys won the toss and elected to receive which was bold to say the least. But scared money doesn’t make money, as is often said. Unfortunately no money was made as the Cowboys committed multiple penalties and punted before even reaching midfield.