Martellus Bennett will make big plays

Tony Romo isn't worried one bit about the first-team offense's lack of big plays during the preseason. Romo's unit had double-digit-play touchdown drives in each of the three games, but he has only one pass of 20 yards or more, a checkdown to Felix Jones that the electric back turned into a 42-yard gain. Romo believes the lack of big plays is primarily because of a vanilla offensive plan for preseason games, not a symptom of the Post-T.O. Syndrome. "We definitely have enough weapons," Romo said. One of those weapons is Martellus Bennett, who might be the primary big-play threat in the Cowboys' passing attack. We saw daily flashes of Bennett's big-play ability for the first couple weeks of training camp. We also saw all sorts of creative wrinkles out of the two-tight end personnel grouping. Jason Garrett opted to keep the creativity under wraps -- and off film -- during the preseason. The two-tight end looks the Cowboys have used have been basic, b...