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Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said there would be big changes coming during the bye week. They've added new players and some will be returning from injury, but are there other changes we might see as far as schemes or decision making? 

After the heartbreaking news of teammate Marshawn Kneeland, can the Cowboys players find a way to move forward from this tragic event? 

Is the offense finally feeling the pressure of having to be perfect every game? Have teams simply figured out what Brian Schottenheimer and Klayton Adams are scheming? How do you explain the sudden struggles on that side of the ball? 

I love the trade for Quinnen Williams, but can he and Logan Wilson do enough to significantly turn this season around? Or because the hole is now so deep, were these moves made with next season in mind?

Does the outcome of Monday night's game against the Cardinals change what the Cowboys might do at the trade deadline on Tuesday? If they win, are they buyers? If they lose, are they sellers?

Keeping in the spirit of Halloween, what has been a treat for you so far this season, maybe a player who has been an unexpected surprise? Likewise, where do you feel tricked? A case where you thought we'd see more? 

Is it more valuable for the Cowboys to hold their draft capital rather than use it to trade for a difference maker to create pressure and sacks? Why waste the offensive talent you have this year and hold on to the draft picks when it's clear that Dallas has half a super bowl contending team?

With the struggles the defense is having, should the Cowboys change their offensive game plan? Should they become a ball control offense? It seems as if they are still being aggressive even though the defense is struggling. I know it might lead to them not scoring as many points, but it also may help the defense by limiting the opposing offense's possessions. What do you guys think?

I'm so tired of the quotes we heard from Dak Prescott after the game: "Look in the mirror. Are you giving enough?" And also, "We've got to find consistency." That comment is insulting to every Cowboys fan. We've been hearing it for what seems like years. 

I'm very concerned that perhaps one of the most talented players on the roster, especially on defense, may be rushing back. Given the defense's struggles, particularly at linebacker, is too much pressure being put on DeMarvion Overshown to return, considering he's had two major knee injuries?

I would argue that in the recent past DeMarcus Lawrence was the Cowboys' defensive leader, but watching this year's defense, I cannot definitively say who the leader is now. I'm not suggesting there isn't anyone stepping up, but who is the voice, or voices, of the defense that everyone listens to?