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Thanks to some intrepid scouting by the New Orleans Saints, players were able to key on some of the Dallas Cowboys' tendencies on offense two weeks ago in their 12-10 win at Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

According to NFL Network analyst Steve Wyche, Saints players said they found film of Boise State when Cowboys offense coordinator Kellen Moore played quarterback there from 2008-2011. From there the Saints uncovered some helpful information.

"And they saw some of the hand gestures, and some of the things that (Moore) liked to do at Boise that he's incorporated into the Cowboys' offense," Wyche said. "And they were able to pick up some tendencies from that."



New Orleans' defense was stifling in that Sunday night win, holding Dallas to 257 total yards of total offense and sacking quarterback Dak Prescott five times.

In the Cowboys' first three games, Dallas averaged about 32 points per game. It scored 24 in last Sunday's loss at home to Green Bay.

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