No, the expectation is that the offense
1. Does not disappear for large parts of the game
2. Does not turn the ball over multiple times a game
3. Actually compliments the defense instead of putting it in a bad spot.
We call it garbage time stats because by the time they start this scoring run they are already so deep in the hole that they are never going to dig out of it or requires an incredible combination of luck and low football IQ on the part of your opponent (see Atlanta) to get over the hump. You won't win many games playing this way and that is essentially how the offense played in the first part of the season. You saw the same sort of disappearing and inconsistent play from the offense in 2018 as well, same thing when they lost to GB in the playoffs where they turned the ball over early and got into a hole then tried to come back. It is a guarantee that you don't win against better teams by doing that. Just see the Cleveland Browns this past weekend or the Saints - they lost because they turned the ball over and against really good teams you cannot survive that.
the average team, good teams score about 10-14 points in a half, give or take. in about 5 drives, meaning scoring about 2 drives. there are many times a team scores once in a half...I can give you many many many examples....and lets not forget that this same offense has many many many examples of scoring a lot in the first half....is your expectations the offense should score 17-21 points in a half? is that realistic?
Zeke has to fix his fumble issues. I agree. he is the highest paid RB, then he needs to play like one and not fumble like he does, at times untouched.....
and the defense should stop giving up 200+ yards of rushing per game. that's not on the offense. that's on the defense. simple....nothing the offense does is going to get the defense to stop their sucky rush defense.
and at the end....when it all came down to it. we were either ahead (GB playoff) with a minute to go or within one score with a few minutes to go.....last I checked all scores count the same anytime during the game. they are not weighted by quarter. so can't we just also say, hey defense, 3 minutes to go..make a freaking stop....
this year alone , they gave up 200+, 200+, 300, 300+ rushing yards in 4 games...that's a 1000 yards of rushing, in 4 games..... seriously dude...they were on pace to give up the most points ever in NFL history, 36+ points per game.....but they bounced back against a bunch of scrub back up QBs at the end of the year and just made Dallas history by giving up the most points....
you still are going to defend the defense? you are grasping at straws in the middle of hurricane in atlantic ocean....what are your chances?