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Tony Romo and the ‘Boys are coming off a bye week, but their third rated offense has been abysmal this season in terms of points per game.
The Cowboys ranks the third to worst in football (30th) averaging just 16.2 PPG, and Romo has taken all of the blame (deservedly so).
To throw for 5 TD and 8 INT at any point during the season for America’s team is a joke, and this Dallas offense needs to find a lot more running room.
DeMarco Murray has just 237 yards in four games with just 1 TD, and there is nobody else that Dallas can rely on to move the chains.
The short passing game has evolved into a running game with tight end Jason Witten hauling in 21 passes for 188 yards and a TD.
Whether it has been Dez Bryant dropping home run passes or not adjusting to the hot routes for a young pup, the Cowboys still have the talent to give the Ravens major issues in the passing game.
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October 10, 2012
