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The problem with the Cowboys offense is they have a quick strike wr core but they don't run a spread up tempo offense. They run the same te led scheme. All of our wrs are mainly possession receivers. Thats great for moving the chains but not for scoring. How many TDS are Zeke and Dak gonna have to average in order to make up for the lack of scoring from the te, wr, and other rbs on this team.
Sure Amari will open up some opportunities for our slot wrs who don't play much .But theirs no other rb involvement and our te core has one rinky dink TD catch all year which is pathetic. You're basically rotating slot guys around a practice squad level te that doesn't produce on paper.
We should have drafted or traded for a couple of tes each year the way we use them. We did nothing but watch the washed up 4 td a year te do squat for about 5 years too long. For a team that is set on playing an every snap te we sure haven't had any talent at the position. That's not on Dak. He doing his part and winning games with his legs and is 10x's more likely to Score.
How is he supposed to thrive in a te led offense w the sorriest team core in NFL HISTORY
Sure Amari will open up some opportunities for our slot wrs who don't play much .But theirs no other rb involvement and our te core has one rinky dink TD catch all year which is pathetic. You're basically rotating slot guys around a practice squad level te that doesn't produce on paper.
We should have drafted or traded for a couple of tes each year the way we use them. We did nothing but watch the washed up 4 td a year te do squat for about 5 years too long. For a team that is set on playing an every snap te we sure haven't had any talent at the position. That's not on Dak. He doing his part and winning games with his legs and is 10x's more likely to Score.
How is he supposed to thrive in a te led offense w the sorriest team core in NFL HISTORY
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