Most of the yardage in games such as Baltimore came during prevent, or when Dallas was running hurry-up and Garrett's effects on the offense were nullified. For example, against Philly, the two drives that resulted in fumbles, the one by Romo and the one by Barber, were all hurry-up and Dallas was pushing the envelope. In one drive, 20 plus yards was simply gained by that ridiculous option-toss by Witten to TO, that was not even planned. out of the 298 yards against Philly, when the game was still somewhat in hand, I'd say that over 100 came on those two drives alone, which puts one at less than 200 yards the rest of the game. By half-time the game was over, and Philly pretty much sealed the deal. It is called useless yards. Against the Ravens, Baltimore went prevent at the end, allowing Dallas to move the ball. It doesn't take a genius to understand, our offense usually moved the ball in those games in the final few minutes. Like I said, our offense is inconsistent because of our OC. One week, Romo in hurry-up will move the ball and score, the next week it'll end in a TO.
In fact, if one analyzes the games it is more stain on Garrett than anything else. Martz also puts up big yardage by the way, but he sucks as an OC. He can't score at all against good teams.
