When the Dallas Cowboys offense took the field for the first time Sunday night, no one knew what to expect. Would we get the offense we saw against the Carolina Panthers that struggled to score just eight points? Or would we see something different? More creative? To our surprise, we actually saw the offense that most expected to see from the beginning.
Offensive coordinator Scott Linehan came out guns blazing Sunday night, letting quarterback Dak Prescott let loose a 64-yard bomb to wide receiver Tavon Austin for a touchdown on the team’s third offensive play of the game.