News: ESPN: While Dallas Cowboys had No. 1 offense, OC Kellen Moore's fixated on what didn't work

The last play of the SF game shows what type of offense dallas really had.
It was like watching the 3 stooges ! woo woo woo !
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I get so tired of reading stats that have no bearing on winning and reality.
Or after an incomplete on 1st down.....the Zeke dive is next, 100% of the time

Continuing joke of a franchise; Moore says he loves to give Pollard opportunities - as he gives him 3 or 4 opportunities a game in critical games while he plays a damaged running back. And how many other NFL teams have an OC that “needs help” ? Lol. Moore is a reflection of the Cowboys - look ok through stats from a distance. When you actually look closer, like in a coaching interview, it’s pretty apparent they are not the real deal. Moore and the team are a Jerry marketing creation. Real football people and franchises just laugh….26 years of failure and counting..
 
I get so tired of reading stats that have no bearing on winning and reality.


Continuing joke of a franchise; Moore says he loves to give Pollard opportunities - as he gives him 3 or 4 opportunities a game in critical games while he plays a damaged running back. And how many other NFL teams have an OC that “needs help” ? Lol. Moore is a reflection of the Cowboys - look ok through stats from a distance. When you actually look closer, like in a coaching interview, it’s pretty apparent they are not the real deal. Moore and the team are a Jerry marketing creation. Real football people and franchises just laugh….26 years of failure and counting..

We saw what happened when Pollard was asked to be the workhorse, he could not get the job done. Pollard is great with limited touches but not great getting 15-20 touches a game.
 
We saw what happened when Pollard was asked to be the workhorse, he could not get the job done. Pollard is great with limited touches but not great getting 15-20 touches a game.

The only game I remember Pollard starting in was last season vs 9ers and he had 132 total yards. I honestly can't recall him getting 15-20 any other time. Doesnt mean it didn't happen, I just can't remember.
 
I still think Moore could be a very good OC and, perhaps, a good HC.

However, as the 2021 season progressed, we saw increasingly less creativity and increasingly more predictability.

The classic chicken and egg question - what drove that trend? Moore or the players?
 
We saw what happened when Pollard was asked to be the workhorse, he could not get the job done. Pollard is great with limited touches but not great getting 15-20 touches a game.

big difference between 4 touches and 15-20.
 
big difference between 4 touches and 15-20.

I agree but the offense has a lot of mouths to feed. Between Cooper, Gallop, Lamb, and later in the year Wilson as WRs. Then you have Schultz doing his thing at TE. Plus you have Zeke who for some reason they really liked running right up the middle at the weakest part of the line.
 
We saw what happened when Pollard was asked to be the workhorse, he could not get the job done. Pollard is great with limited touches but not great getting 15-20 touches a game.

What game(s) are you referencing?
 
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