“One of the Worst Offenses in NFC”: Dallas Cowboys Given Harsh Reality Check By Former NFL Linebacker

The NFL is gearing for the season kickoff. All franchises made variations to uplift the roster’s quality. However, the Dallas Cowboys were part of the rollercoaster offseason. Although, they made a different type of splash.

2022 looks dubious for America’s team enthusiasts. A former NFL linebacker also holds the same view and raises concerns about the current team.

The Dallas Cowboys’ offseason was extreme losses and zero gains. Jerry Jones and the franchise got some load off the roster. However, all of them were elite-level weapons. It led to millions of questions regarding why would the franchise get rid of them? Eventually, the franchise fills the void with new draft picks, but the concern remains.

During the Speak for Yourself show, Emmanuel Acho lays out his concerns on Dallas’ current roster, comparing it to the one they had before.

He mentions, “I came to the conclusion that unfortunately, they have last year going into the season. We all said the Cowboys had the best or one of the best offenses in football. Let’s go back a year if we can. Prescott was coming off of an injury, so you knew he was going to be back ready to go.”

“Ezekiel Elliott, you know, he was in the best shape of his life. CeeDee Lamb, Amari Cooper, Dalton Schultz. We knew the Dallas Cowboys had a squad along with Michael Gallup, etc. But when you look this year, the Dallas Cowboys have one of the worst offenses in the NFC.”

Acho also claims that the Cowboys‘ offense elevated the franchise from 2014 to 2021. But he no longer wants to talk about it.

Will the Dallas Cowboys ride their way to the playoffs?

The postseason fallout from the season prior should be a wake-up call for the Dallas Cowboys. Even though Jerry Jones bolstered fresh draft picks in the franchise lineup, it lacks quality players as they move forward.

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The back-to-back blows on the franchise had everyone in a dilemma. They let go of Amari Cooper, La’el Collons, and Randy Gregory.

However, Jerry Jones retained defensive star Dan Quinn in the loop. Even Michael Gallup negotiates a new deal to stay. Dak Prescott can lead into the playoffs but needs to amp up the work ethics of the roster. Coach McCarthy also must draw the franchise towards a successful playoff run.