Dallas Cowboys young secondary not yet beasts of NFC East

In the eighth installment of our Dallas Cowboys divisional position review, we will discuss the most difficult positional group to rank with the NFC East.

In my latest installment of my rankings for the top positional groups in the Dallas Cowboys‘ division, the legendary NFC East, I might have taken on my most difficult task.

Unintentionally, it appears that I have also saved the best for last.

Throughout seven positional reviews, there has not been a more debatable group then that of the NFC East defensive backs.

With this being the last defensive position to discuss, it certainly makes this important as well.

Before we get into such a difficult exercise, let’s review how we got here.

To reiterate, teams earn points via medals. Gold is worth three, silver is worth two and bronze, one.

Each unit has one team that will fail to medal. With seven reviews in, the Philadelphia Eagles hold a narrow 14-13 lead over the Dallas Cowboys. Washington currently sits in third with nine points while New York is last with seven.

Now that the parameters have been explained, it’s time to hand out some more medals. Let’s start with the team that narrowly missed out on a bronze medal