There were times in Dave Campo's days as a Dallas Cowboys assistant when the team could win a game just by showing up. Now that he's the coach, he wishes it was that easy. The Cowboys are 2-3 in Campo's first season in charge. They could just as easily be 3-2. Campo has learned quickly that there's not much separating NFL teams these days.
Nobody wins by being there.
That's very difficult. Let's say both teams are prepared to execute and they execute very well, then the team that has the extra juice, the extra emotion, wins that game. Well, it's very difficult to have a team emotionally charged for 16 games. Campo was the secondary coach when Dallas won Super Bowls following the 1992 and '93 seasons. He was the defensive coordinator on the '95 Super Bowl champions.