After a 44-17 win over the Washington Redskins, the Dallas Cowboys have improved their record in December to …. 4-0.
If you don’t understand the significance of this, you are not an avid Cowboys watcher.
Forgive the harshness, but based on popular perception, the Cowboys are known as ‘Chokers’; they are the losers of December and a surefire early exiter in January if they are lucky enough to make it there.
Having finally broken the trend, and with both QB Tony Romo and RB DeMarco Murray playing remarkably well, could this finally be “the year” for the Cowboys?(Super Bowl? Tony Romo MVP?)
Below are some tweets on this trending topic.
The #DallasCowboys are 4-0 in December!!! With this momentum could we be Super Bowl bound?! I Hope So!
— Great Intellectual (@youthgirlpower) December 28, 2014
#Cowboys 8-0 on road for first time ever. And 4-0 in December for first time since 1993. @BlueStarBlog
— Richie Whitt (@richiewhitt) December 28, 2014
Cowboys just went 4-0 in December: pic.twitter.com/4J5e0r92ci
— Rob Phillips (@robphillips3) December 28, 2014
12-4. Nfce east champs. 8-0 on the road. Rushing champ. Td leading receiver. Top 5 qb. 4-0 in December. Who? #WeDemBoyz @dallascowboys!
— Chris Arnold (@MrChrisArnold) December 28, 2014
Looks like Cowboys might be goin 4-0 in December lol tell me how it’s the same ole Cowboys #HowBoutThemCowboys
— Elias Sigala (@Esigala82) December 28, 2014
Cowboys about to be 4-0 in December 2 pic.twitter.com/tRKghmradv
— Bryson Gordon (@PurFF_) December 28, 2014
@sjacowski Romo leads NFL in QB Rating. Leads in completion %. 8-0 on the road. 4-0 in December. 36 TD/8 INT. He’s easy vote if I had one.
— Joe Robinson (@JoeDRobinson4) December 28, 2014
Romo 4-0 in December this season.
— Mitchell Brown (@MitchB_TV) December 28, 2014
Just as reference, here are the Cowboy’s December records each season since Romo took over the starting job in 2006.
2006: 2-3
2007: 2-1
2008: 1-3
2009: 2-2
2010: Romo out
2011: 1-3
2012: 3-2
2013: 1-2
2014: 4-0!
Total(not counting 2014): 12-16
