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Ex-Cowboys QB Questions Effort on Offense
Former Cowboys QB Ben DiNucci says offense lacks effort and creativity.
In brief
Former Cowboys QB Ben DiNucci says offense lacks effort and creativity. Former Cowboys quarterback Ben DiNucci claims the team's offense is lazy, lacks creativity, and has poor communication. Originally reported by Dallas Cowboys On SI.
Cowboys offense struggles
The Cowboys scored 29 points in two games and 20 or fewer in three of six contests this season.
Offensive effort issues
Former Cowboys quarterback Ben DiNucci says the offense is lazy with no attention to details or creativity.
“You can’t turn on the Cowboys tape from last night and tell me guys on that offense are giving 100%.”
Play-calling problems
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer's play-calling prevents the offense from hitting its ceiling.
Blitz pickup issues
The Cowboys struggle to account for blitzes due to communication problems among offensive players.
“If I had to guess communication issues - when guys aren’t on the same page that’s normally what it is.”
Dak Prescott's performance
Prescott averages 4.83 adjusted yards per attempt this season, his lowest mark of his career.
Offensive line decline
Dallas ranks 29th in pass-rush win rate this season after ranking ninth last year.
Effort and execution
The Cowboys' offense lacks effort and play-calling, making it hard to improve without better execution.
At a glance
Former Cowboys quarterback Ben DiNucci claims the team's offense is lazy, lacks creativity, and has poor communication.
