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FRISCO, Texas – The Dallas Cowboys have scored 41 points in three games, the smallest since the start of the season since 1990, but coach Jason Garrett said he would not make any significant changes in staff with the coordinator offensive Scott Linehan.
"I think it would be wrong for me to say it's about the video game," Garrett said. "It's all we do in an offensive way, we need to do better, we need to train more effectively, we need to play better, we need to do it better, we need to do it better, we need to better protect. the things that good offenses do and we have to do all these things better. "
Twice in the first three weeks of the season, Garrett has defended Linehan, the Cowboys playmaker since 2014. The Cowboys (1-2) have only four touchdowns this season – four teams in total – on Sunday. . Dak Prescott has collected less than 200 yards in nine of his last 11 games, dating back to last season.
Garrett was the Cowboys playmaker from 2007 to 2012 before giving way to Bill Callahan in 2013 and Linehan the following season. Although he is involved in the process of setting up the game plan, he does not plan to involve himself more in games.
"We will not be going that route now," Garrett said. "I have a lot of confidence in Scott Linehan, he has been an exceptional coordinator in this league for a long time, he has been an exceptional coordinator for us, and he has been an exceptional gaming player for us.
"What we need to do is improve ourselves in attack and we must constantly consider ourselves as coaches at the posts that we put our players in our game plans."
In terms of personnel, Garrett said he thought the team was playing its top five offensive linemen, although the rookie guard left the guard. Connor Williams had some difficulties. Two weeks ago, the veteran Cowboys signed veteran Xavier Su-a-Filo – who started 31 of the 32 games for the Houston Texans in 2016-17 – but remained idle in the last two games.
Last week, the Cowboys re-elected goal scorer Brice Butler, who was inactive Sunday (24-13) against the Seattle Seahawks.
"We are evaluating the game and we are evaluating everything we do in all phases of our team and we will spend the next few days preparing a plan for Detroit," said Garret. "And we will make the necessary changes that we must make."
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