The Cowboys will be one of the league leaders in offense.
I'm definitely not against that. I am somewhat skeptical.
The RB squad did not improve from last season and many considered that a need. One of the best LT's in the league is being replaced by a rookie, if he is deemed ready. LT covers the QB's blind side.
Brandin Cooks, who was actually supposed to be the 3rd WR, is now the 2nd receiver after one of the least productive seasons in his 10 year career.
Jalen Tolbert, who "got it" last season improved his rookie production of 2 receptions to 22 receptions last season.
It shouldn't be difficult at all the draft class of 2023 to improve since they did little to nothing in their rookie seasons. We are counting on Mazi and Overshown to make massive contributions and they are still nursing injuries. Schoonmaker can't put on his pads without twisting something.
That seems like a lot of question marks on both offense and defense. It looks like there are going to have to be a few pleasant surprises along the way in order for this offense to be a league leader.
Rather than being a league leader for the season, I would just settle for them peaking in January as the younger players steadily improve.
My prediction, despite my gloomy summary, is for them to go 10-7, but to be stronger at the end of the season than they have the previous three seasons. I wouldn't doubt a 5-5 record in the first ten games.