Cowboys' Offense Falters Despite Prescott's MVP Stats

0:00On April 14th, last season, the Dallas Cowboys boasted the number one offense in total yards per game, dropping 27.6 points on, average, but they missed the playoffs entirely. Dak Prescott lit it up with MVP level stats, hitting 67.3% of his passes for 4,552 yards, 30 touchdowns. Still, it wasn't enough to get them dancing in January. Troy Eggman, the former Super Bowl champ, raised some real concerns about Dak getting older. Kenny stay healthy through a full season and into the postseason, and how long can he keep performing at that elite clip before father time catches up? Fans felt the sting hard because that explosive offense deserved a deeper run, but a leaky defense let them down big time. Eggman called it straight a wasted year when Prescott might not get many more shots like that. Prescott's had his ups and downs, flipping between strong and shaky seasons, but with offensive coordinator Brian Schadenheimer scheming in key, weapons locked in, the attack stays potent, the real fix, beefing up that defense.

1:04With two first round picks staring them down, the Cowboys better spread the talent around instead of chasing one big splash, or they'll be spinning. Wheels again next fall.