OXNARD, Calif. -- Jerry Jones’ mind doesn’t race right to the mid-1990s glory days when he’s asked the last time he was this excited about the Dallas Cowboys’ offense at this point of the summer. It makes a brief pit stop in 2007, when the Cowboys ranked second in the NFL in scoring and third in total yardage. Jones has every reason to expect one of the most explosive offenses of his ownership tenure, as long as the Cowboys can keep franchise quarterback Tony Romo healthy.
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