IRVING, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line did not live up to the hype Saturday night. A unit that's expected to be one of the strengths of the Cowboys -- and one of the elite O-lines in the league -- struggled against the Miami Dolphins' front seven. The Cowboys gained only 110 yards in the first half with the first-team offensive line in the game. The most concerning statistic was the three sacks the Cowboys allowed of Tony Romo. It was a rough enough performance that owner and general manager Jerry Jones openly wondered whether the offensive line that features three recent first-round picks should get some work in the preseason finale, a rarity for starters.
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