No team could hang with the Dallas Cowboys offensively last season. The NFC East champions ended the year with the most points and second-most total yards in the entire league.
However, with an offense as prolific as the Cowboys’, you would expect NFL odds better than +1800 in the Super Bowl futures market. Given the departure of several receiving options, there may be apprehension that the Cowboys will pick up where they left off.
Receiver Concerns
Dak Prescott’s ability to spread the ball around the receiving corps made the Cowboys’ offense special. Five receivers finished the campaign with 445 yards or more, with seven hauling in at least 35 receptions. The loss of several vital receivers will increase CeeDee Lamb’s usage while amplifying the opposing team’s focus on the third-year pass-catcher.
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott couldn't have placed this deep ball to WR CeeDee Lamb any better. pic.twitter.com/UsHgREX8Xv