khiladi
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We need a new passing game scheme and/or coordinator. There is a lack of creativity in the offense. Dallas rarely uses Beasley, Harris, Escobar or others and when they do see a play or two, 90% of the time....they get the ball. I see it and other teams as well, it doesn't confuse anyone.
If I see Harris on offense, he will get the pass, usually a bad play-call too. Our secondary receivers need more snaps as to not become predictable and I do realize we need blockers in there for the running game.
Too many long routes(not good without a burner WR) and not enough slants, drags, screen or seam routes. Witten runs the seam but is the only one.
I would like to see a variation of pass/run plays out of the same formation. Usually, I can tell what is going to be ran just by the formation......predictable.
As long as the running game is working, Dallas can get by, but if/when it is stopped, the offense stalls due to a poor passing system. If we didn't have Romo, the offense would be embarrassing IMO.
I watch other games and see receivers running all over the place, wide open too. I see us run(both wide-outs) deep with someone on an out or a 2yd pass to Witten when needing 8 for a 1st down.
Every passing play, Dez and/or Cole/Harris need to be slanting or dragging across the middle, it is ripe for the pickens! With a healthy OL again, I see no reason that there can't be more 4-receiver sets out there.
This is probably the reason why Callahan and Garrett got into the rift last year. The former is a West Coast man and it is clear from Jerry's comments when they hired Linehan that the latter allows them to keep the same terminology, with a better play-caller than Garrett. Unless Dallas decides to abandon it's whole offense for a new scheme, they are probably not going to do it. Our best offensive game was last year against Denver and Dez was running the drag route all day and killing the defense. It has disappeared since then to make only a rare appearance.