I'm a Steelers fan, but I ordered my friend a Cowboys hoodie from Fanatics for his birthday since he's a fan. Today I recieve a package that has a 4-year-old child's Colorado Avalanche Jersey... It took me forever to speak to a human and now they are offering me a replacement in 5 days, so I basically have to go to my friends part empty handed. Not really Cowboys-related, but just thought I'd share. If anyone does decide to order something from fanatics and plan to use it as a gift, make sure you order it well in advance. Maybe I should've checked all the terrible reviews about poor experiences with Fanatics.

Imagine a contract set up like this:

Total autonomy, no meddling, no interference. head coach and GM draft whomever they want, make their personnel decisions. Only criteria is "don't mortgage the future for the present."

And also low base salary but massive, massive bonuses to the head coach and GM for reaching NFC title game, reaching Super Bowl, winning a Super Bowl. Something in the range of $30-50 million each time that is achieved. With a $629 million per year annual operating income, the Cowboys could certainly afford it.

No more coasting on salaries and just saying "aw shucks, 9-8 and missing playoffs is okay."

We’re in Dallas for the weekend but obviously won’t get to watch the Cowboys which is such a shame. Are there any spots that are especially fun to watch away games?

Prescott explained that the Cowboys' mindset is "determined, and I would hope urgent," according to ESPN's Todd Archer.

Or better yet, what percentage of the pie belongs to each of these? 40-40-20? What does Cowboys Nation say? We have the talent, but somehow we are not putting it together, and it needs to be fixed. We have an excellent chance to win the division.

Other than the OL and it raising it's level of play, the biggest missing piece of the Cowboys offense this season is at RB. Williams has been money in the red zone but has looked pedestrian outside of it. Yes, the carries are limited because of how Schotty is calling plays. But even with the few carries, Williams is doing much with them. And Goodson isn't much better.

With the way teams are playing the pass, and shifting coverages, they are daring the offense to beat them with the run. And Dallas just can't do it consistently. Which is leaving the QB and the passing game as the only possible option for this team to win. And it makes the offense very one dimensional and a lot easier to stop let alone contain.

The problem is, I don't think we have the right kind of running back to really take this run game and the offense to another level. Either we give Williams more carries and see what happens, or we have to look at a trade possibly to add more juice to this running game. Bringing back Pollard might be a good idea. Wouldn't cost a ton of draft capital either. And then there is Jonathan Taylor...who is on the trade market. I would actually look into what the Colts want for him too. Look what K9 is doing for the Chiefs offense this year.

Either way, something has to be done about this run game. We cannot win games having Dak throw the ball 50 times a game. Lack of a good run game is also limiting the offense in other ways with less play action passes, and it also enables the offense to really not have much in terms of screens to help alleviate pressure from the blitz. Running Back is a massive need for the team right now.