Dallas Cowboys graduation day interrupted by recurring nightmare on defense in 28-20 loss to Giants

As far as graduations go, the Dallas Cowboys‘ 28-20 season-opening loss to the New York Giants saw them walk across the stage with empty diplomas. That includes defensive coordinator Christian...
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