TD drive was display of offense's potential

WR Roy Williams referred to the Cowboys' nine-play, 71-yard touchdown drive as "doing what we do best." Well, what exactly do the Cowboys do best? "Everything," Williams replied with a grin. Williams makes a decent point. The beauty of the Cowboys' offense could be in the balance this season, regarding run/pass ratio and spreading the wealth among the arsenal of weapons. That was certainly the case during this drive against the Raiders' starting defense. Tony Romo completed passes to Williams for 12 yards, Martellus Bennett for 7 yards, Felix Jones for 9 yards and Jason Witten for the 8-yard score. Jones had a 14-yard run, Patrick Crayton gained 12 yards on an end-around and Barber had three carries for 14 yards. The Cowboys didn't even have a third down on the drive. "We're just trying to score," Romo said when asked if that drive was an example of the balance we should expect from the offense this season. "I'll be hon...