The Dallas Cowboys offense this season wasn’t what most fans expected. With struggles in the quarterback position, to problems with the offensive coordinator, everything seemed like a brawl this year.
With the controversy between Quarterback Dak Prescott and Cooper Rush earlier in the season, the rest of the offense seemed confused because they didn’t know who their leader would be.
This was problem number one.
When your team is split in a civil war, you already know your offense is in trouble.
Not to mention Offensive Coordinator Kellen Moore. As many fans stated this year that he was a terrible coordinator, you can be sure to know that he caused the true downfall of the Cowboys.
Just one year prior to this year, the Cowboys had the best offense in the league, with stats that were through the roof and Super Bowl promising.
This year, the Cowboys fell with their offense but rose with their defense, which is a very strange occurrence considering that the Cowboys are mostly known for their amazing offensive skills and players.
The two problems I named (quarterback position and Kellen Moore) will not be a problem next season for both have been resolved.
Moore has been fired, and Prescott is not going anywhere as of now.
So, will the Cowboys’ offense rise, or fall next season?
To start, let’s take a look at who will be taking over the new offensive coordinator position, Brian Schottenheimer.
Schootenheimer has been a coach at… A LOT of teams, and has had over 25 years’ worth of experience in the sport.
This man seems to know what he’s doing and will be a critical part of if the Cowboys’ offense succeeds or not. I would assume that Schottenheimer is going to do a great job in his new position and will achieve great things during his stay.
Moving on to the players themselves, there has been a lot of growing potential with them. Let’s take Wide Receiver CeeDee Lamb for example.
This man has shown his true ability to catch the football on the field. So much skill comes off of him and he has become an amazing player since joining the team.
Don’t forget our newest Running Back, Tony Pollard. Pollard has become a household name with many fans and defiantly has a bright future ahead.
Tony Pollard still has some “improvement” in him which is an even better characteristic to have. More to improve on means he will get even better as months pass.
To answer the question, the offense will be better next year.
Even with Dak Prescott’s future on the chopping block, the team as a whole will come out stronger, and better next season.
I can’t wait for this year’s NFL draft where fans have their fingers crossed that the Cowboys will draft an offensive player to help keep the team’s playoff hopes alive.
Not with Dak PASSNOT
This is a terrible and sorry article and I hate the narrative that you’re trying to create. There was at no time this season that there was a civil war or confusion on who the QB is or was on this team. This sorry and lazy reporting. Above all it’s just a flat out lie.
He’s been saying there was a QB controversy since Cooper Rush was playing, but where he got that from I have no idea!! There wasn’t a coach or player on the team that even considered having Rush over Dak!! There were a few fans that thought it would be a good idea, but those people didn’t know what they were talking about and they weren’t anybody important, so they couldn’t make it a controversy between the QBs!! So again, I have no idea where this guy is coming up with that crap!! I didn’t realize this article was written by this guy until I seen the QB controversy at the beginning and as soon as I seen that I knew he was the writer and about exited out of the article cause he’s just not any good!! But I had to read it to see what other stupid stuff he had to say!!
There was a quarterback controversy. Owner Jerry Jones even came out during the entire Cooper Rush saga stating that he “loves” the recent quarterback controversy that is being played out on his team. Not to mention that the entire fanbase was debating each week about if Rush should take over. That wasn’t the main point of the article though. The main point was to discover the changes that have occurred on the offense during the offseason. That being the offensive coordinator, players with more potential, and an upcoming draft pick.
This was a very poorly written article. I felt like a high school kid wrote it.
If this offense is going to to better then we have to have another stud receiver and running back! Now that’s if our OL stays healthy and plays well! CD played good this year but there is still room for improvement so maybe with another good WR it will free him up to get open more! And by the way we don’t need somebody that is on their last go around tour in the NFL ! We need a proven player that can play!!
Reading it, I thought perhaps the writing had been farmed out to a Mumbai chop shop. Poorly written, uninformed, inaccurate… words fail. Tony Stahl is listed as a ‘staff writer’. He’s 18. God save us all.