The most talked about matchup of the NFL season so far takes place in Dallas on Sunday as the 5-0 Cowboys host the 5-0 New England Patriots. This is only the fifth time in league history that two undefeated teams of at least 5-0 have played each other. The last time it happened was in 2004 when the Patriots beat the Jets 13-7. "Both of us are 5-0 - I don't care what the situation is," Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens said. "We're going to be ready on Sunday, period. We're going to play like we've been playing. Nothing's going to change, and nobody's going to come in here and dictate how we're going to play." SBG Global reports that early betting has the public taking the favored Patriots on the Road.

The Patriots have steamrolled their opposition so far, scoring at least 34 points per game and winning by 17 or more in each game. How tough the Patriots’ opposition has been is in question as they have beaten the Jets, San Diego, Buffalo, Cincinnati and Cleveland. Tom Brady threw for 265 yards and three touchdowns last week against Cleveland and Sammy Morris rushed for 102 yards. "We weren't as sharp as we would have liked to have been," Brady said. "We're going to have to come back and learn from our mistakes and try to play better next week." Randy Moss had just three catches for 46 yards, and for the first time this season did not catch a TD pass. He does well in his career against Dallas though. He has 29 catches for 675 yards and 10 TD’s. New England has the second-ranked offense in the NFL as they trail only Dallas in total yardage. Both teams have good defenses as the Patriots rank second in yards allowed while the Cowboys are eighth.