Cowboys Must Fix This Issue on Offense to Help Dak Prescot

Both Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys as a team head into the 2020 season with a lot to prove after losing the NFC East to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2019.
Dak specifically is on the lookout for a long-term contract after failing to agree to one before the July 15 deadline. However, if both Dak and the Cowboys are going to see major improvements in 2020, the team is going to have to get its wide receiver corps in line.
Last season Cowboys wide receivers led the NFL in dropped passes. Although they did still average 7.5 yards per pass play, which was No. 1 in the NFL.
Dak Prescott suffered 43 drops in 2019, most in the NFL.
— PFF (@PFF) July 16, 2020
The Cowboys were still #1 in yards per pass play (7.5) pic.twitter.com/QlwS0AHtty
2019 saw Dak's passing yards increase by more than 1,000 yards compared to 2018, but he took a dip in completion percentage, going from 67.7 in 2018 to 65.1 in 2019, which further reflects the numbers above.
Surrounded by top talent at nearly every position on offense, neither Dak nor his receiving crew have any excuses this year. With the addition of CeeDee Lamb in the draft, Dak will have plenty of options of where to sling the rock.
The Cowboys have had some great ones ?https://t.co/W5a7HHnaRK
— The Duel (@TheDuelSports) June 4, 2020
If the wideouts can clean up those drop numbers, it could mean the difference between winning and not winning the division, which will go a long way in helping Dak advance in the playoffs, something he's struggled with thus far.
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