The Dallas Cowboys offense just hasn’t been the same since Dak Prescott went down in the fifth game of the season. Up until that point, the Cowboys offense was putting up record numbers that were being wasted by a leaky defense. That came to a crashing halt around the same time Prescott’s ankle was rudely turned in the wrong direction.
One particular offensive player has suffered more than others as the long ball started to disappear from the offense. Michael Gallup had become the Cowboys long ball specialist. While he only had one 100-yard game in Prescott’s five games, and he wasn’t exactly crushing the catches per game chart, he was averaging 20.