Clearly, the extreme talent on the offensive line is the strength and identity of the Cowboys’ roster. The size, athleticism and power up front took the league by storm in ‘14, and most imperatively, to an extent, it limited quarterback Tony Romo from relying on his schoolyard skills to move the chains on passing downs. Romo’s coming off his best season of leading the league in completion percentage (69.9) and QB-rating (82.75). Will those numbers be the same or better in ’15, or will we see a decline without the prowess of DeMarco Murray, who Bell-Cowed his way to a rushing title behind the best run-blocking O-line?
Balance is the key for the Dallas Cowboys to take the next step
