Much has been made of the Cowboys’ changes to their offensive philosophy this offseason. Cutting Dez Bryant, losing Jason Witten to ESPN, the drama surrounding Terrance Williams of all people, and overhauling the offensive staff has many unsure of the unit that wowed everybody a mere two seasons ago. The main philosophy is still to feed Ezekiel Elliott and let him eat behind the Great Wall of Dallas. But the passing game has been changed to a Dak-friendly offense. Bringing in Kellen Moore as the quarterbacks coach was part of that, but the hiring of Sanjay Lal has also greatly contributed to this change, where the ability to get open is now valued more than big, physical specimens who can overpower defenses.
Dak-friendly offense: How the Cowboys passing attack might look
