FRISCO — One of the team’s top receivers was traded eight months ago and another was injured to start the season. The Pro Bowl left tackle went down before...
The Pro Bowl left tackle went down before the opener, the quarterback went down on opening night and the running back missed the first games of his career due to injury.to get off to a fast offensive start. But as key players have returned, as Dak Prescott prepares for his fifth consecutive start since returning from a fractured thumb, this group is making significant strides.
Recent numbers simply confirm the offensive ceiling is higher with Prescott at quarterback. It also speaks to the emergence of running back Tony Pollard, the return of receiver Michael Gallup and the current health of Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and others. In past years the offense has often gotten off to blazing starts. The emphasis was to maintain over the course of the season.“Really, it’s a credit to our defense, right?’’ Martin said of the team’s 7-3 record. “They kept us in some games early when we weren’t able to score very many points. The defense carried us.Someone else at The Star is constantly talking about complementary football.
The result: the Cowboys have run the ball on 47.5% of their offensive snaps this season, up from the 41% it ran in 2021.
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