In fact, the Cowboys would be downright rolling on the floor were it not for their own troubles. The Cowboys have a perennial case of Super Bowl syndrome, the result of winning three championships from 1993-'96. Nothing they do is good enough for their fans, and every team in the league still considers it a Super Bowl when the Cowboys are the opponent. Even though we're not Super Bowl champions, we're still one of the top teams. So some team not having a good year, it makes their season to beat us.
Every game is a little more difficult.
It's exactly what we've been going through for years. Of course, the Cowboys' problems this season go deeper than just the emotional state of their opponents. Detroit running back Barry Sanders may be about to surpass Jim Brown's career rushing total of 12,312 yards, but there's one guy who refuses to rank Brown any lower than No. 1 when it comes to the greatest back ever. His name is William Sanders, Barry's father. They're just imitations of how great a back Jim Brown was and what he did over his lifetime.