To the advantage of Dallas, the current QB has not been asked to do much...use him to do more than simple. With Cook back and able to bring a lot more speed into work and the return of Ferguson, Red Zone should be no problem. Just keep running the ball.
Head Coaches motivation is making Jerry looking good again in his home stadium and fans happy again here and now.
With Ferguson and Luke Schoonmaker on field with the speed of Lamb, Cook, and Turpin and a run game now...Red Zone problems against anyone should start disappearing now.
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FRISCO, Texas – Cooper Rush is a veteran quarterback, but doesn't have a lot of in-game experience. Barring an injury, he'll have started at least nine games for the Cowboys in place of the injured Dak Prescott, nearly double his career starts coming into the season. As time has passed, the Cowboys are getting more and more accustomed to Rush and what he's comfortable with.
"I think you'd be remised if you said no," Cowboys offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said when asked if the confidence level in Rush grows week to week in terms of knowing what he wants. "The more you're around the guy when he's playing and even me on the sidelines talking to him during the week… but it's not just us, it's the players, it's the guys you're throwing to."
In his four starts this season, Rush has seen a growth week-to-week in his QBR and has led the Cowboys to back-to-back victories over division opponents. A large part of that success has come from being on the same page with Mike McCarthy as the play caller, as well as his receivers.
https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/cooper-rush-s-confidence-connection-with-receivers-growing