Offense On Fire, Defense On Fire | Dallas Cowboys News

0:00On September 7, the Dallas Cowboys were the kings of sustained drives last season, leading the league in long possessions of 10 plays or more. They also had the fewest three inouts, meaning they were rarely stalling out. This ability to keep the chains moving and put points on the board is something the team takes pride in, showing mental toughness and a focus on, executing one play at a time. This offensive consistency helped them finish second in total yards and scoring efficiency. They were strong in both the run and pass game. A balance they hadn't achieved in the top 10 for a few years. Key players like Dak Prescott, CDLAM and Javance Williams put up big numbers, showing the firepower they had. However, all that offensive success didn't translate to wins. The team finished with a 7 and 9 and 1 record, and their defense gave up more points than any other in the league. That's a tough pill to swallow when your offense is moving the ball so well. Looking ahead, the offensive line has seen some changes. Tyler Smith is facing surgery and will be out for a bit with others stepping into new roles.

1:04The coaching staff is still figuring out the best line up there. The team is preparing for their next game, but the focus remains on building on that offensive foundation. Despite past struggles, the goal is to keep those long drives going and improve overall performance on both sides of the ball. Stay locked in with Dallas Cowboys News today. AI-powered updates.