The Dallas Cowboys offense dazzled early last season, scoring 30+ points seven times in their first 13 games with Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb clicking. But as the season wore on, especially in the final stretch, they hit a wall—failing to score a touchdown in the second half for three straight weeks. It wasn’t a lack of drives, but a failure to finish. Joe Milton broke the streak in the finale, but the pattern exposed a critical flaw: their red zone efficiency ranked 16th in the league. For an elite offense, that’s a glaring weakness that must be fixed in training camp if they hope to make a deep playoff run.

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