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IF he returns, Glenn will be rejoining a receiving corps of Witten, Owens and Crayton, which is third in yards per game (behind only Detroit & Green Bay), second in touchdowns (behind New England) and first in 1st down percentage. While the Patriots, who have benefitted from having all their receiving threats remain healthy all season, are being hyped as having the best offense in the league, the Cowboys' receivers have had a huge impact on Dallas becoming the #1 offense in yards per game--without Glenn. Should Glenn, one of the league's top deep threats, return to the lineup, just how good can this offense get?
The team's run defense has steadily improved through four games. Since the loss of Jason Ferguson, the run defense has also benefitted from the offense's execution, scoring points, building leads, and forcing opponents to play catch up and abandon the run. Ratliff has done an admirable job filling in, but his strength is rushing the passer--not stopping the run. Inserting Johnson in the middle will force teams to stop successfully gashing the middle as often. The run D should improve noticably.
Glenn or Tank? Your take?
The team's run defense has steadily improved through four games. Since the loss of Jason Ferguson, the run defense has also benefitted from the offense's execution, scoring points, building leads, and forcing opponents to play catch up and abandon the run. Ratliff has done an admirable job filling in, but his strength is rushing the passer--not stopping the run. Inserting Johnson in the middle will force teams to stop successfully gashing the middle as often. The run D should improve noticably.
Glenn or Tank? Your take?