The Dallas Cowboys have finished their first set of OTAs. While it is not wise to read too much into these very limited practices leading up to the layoff before training camp, one thing drew a lot of attention. The first string offense came out with both Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard on the field. This is something many have been clamoring for. Pollard is very effective when used. The problem is that he has not seen the field nearly as much as seems to be warranted. The reports from the OTAs spur hope that Kellen Moore is going to find ways to get him more involved, including with those two-back sets.
Point/counterpoint: Tony Pollard needs to get the ball a lot more for the Cowboys
