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Dak Prescott has named the Dallas Cowboys offense the “Greatest Offense There Is” ahead of the 2026/27 NFL season. Danny Parkins asks if there’s any issues with Dak’s confidence, if Patrick Mahomes should be cautious entering this season, and if the Detroit Lions deserve to be NFC North favorites. Plus, he compares Trevor Lawrence and Caleb Williams’ seasons to see if Trevor will outplay Caleb this season.
(0:00) Intro
(0:35) Cowboys “greatest offense there is”?
(9:52) What version of Patrick Mahomes will we see this season?
(15:47) Do the Lions deserve to be favorites in the NFC North?
(22:13) Chance Trevor Lawrence outplays Caleb Williams this season?
(29:12) Will the Bears regress this season?
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Cowboys ‘Greatest Offense There Is’, Mahomes ‘will be cautious’ this season, Lions favorites? | FTF
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