StarCorner95

Many Cowboys fan wonder what does it mean to be Dak Friendly? All offseason the newest headline grabber coming out of the Cowboys camp is this whole “Dak Friendly” offense and how the Cowboys are now “Dak Friendly.” Personally , I think it means that the Cowboys have finally bought into having Dak Prescott as their Franchise quarterback. Dak Friendly just means the Cowboys are building the offense around Prescott's strengths. In 2016, Dak’s rookie year, we saw the Cowboys have great success. The team finished with the #1 seed in the NFC and ranked in the top 10 on offense. Much of that success was had without the presence of a true number one wide receiver. Dez Bryant missed four games and was in and out of the lineup with a number of different injuries. Dez Bryant still made the pro bowl that year even though Cole Beasley led the team in targets, receiving yards, and receptions. In fact that year Dez was third in targets and receptions behind Beasley and Wit

           I ts been a little while since I sat down and written a blog about the Dallas Cowboys. The way they finished the season, missing the playoffs, was a heartbreaker. Watching the Eagles win the super bowl was the stick of dynamite to finish off my heart. Up until now, I hadn’t really much to say about the Dallas Cowboys.             Even though this team broke my heart (for the 10 th time… or more) I still love them and I’m going to follow the moves they’ve been making his offseason. With that said, I will admit I truly love what the Cowboys were able to do this offseason. This team struggled with consistency last season. Part of that was because of the suspension of Zeke. The other part was not having a plan B for when Zeke served his suspension. It was as if this team never considered the possibility of Zeke missing a single game. Compounding the absence of Zeke was the often-injured Sean Lee, being often-injured! Making the defense more inconsistent without the best play