"Dallas currently has the lead with 4,717 total yards in total offense, more than the Lions, Chiefs, Eagles and anyone else trying to keep up. It hasn't really mattered who we have watched the Cowboys play, they move the ball on everybody. The numbers from the last three games back this up. The Cowboys have had 381 yards against the Raiders, 473 against the Eagles, and 457 against the Chiefs. We have seen consistency, we've seen firepower, and that is a unit we can trust."
"Though we have the luxury of the number one offense in the NFL, Dallas still has a problem that has plagued them for years... Penalties. The Cowboys' currently lead the league with 94 penalties, and they sit near the league lead in penalty yards. The two players on offense with the most penalties called against and accepted are Tyler Guyton with seven and Tyler Smith with six. There is a three-way tie on defense with four between Sam Williams, Marist Liufau, Marquese Bell"
The Cowboys lead the NFL with 4,717 total offensive yards and have outpaced teams like the Lions, Chiefs, and Eagles. Recent games produced 381 yards vs. the Raiders, 473 vs. the Eagles, and 457 vs. the Chiefs, showing offensive consistency and firepower. The defense has begun contributing and helped secure wins over the Raiders, Eagles, and Chiefs. Penalties remain a chronic problem, with Dallas leading the league with 94 penalties and ranking near the top in penalty yards. Accepted penalties break down as 31 on defense, 42 on offense, and 21 on special teams. Tyler Guyton has seven offensive penalties and Tyler Smith six; three defenders each have four.
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