Dak Prescott is currently sitting in the hot seat

SEATTLE, WA – September 23: Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott # 4 leaves the field after losing to the Seattle Seahawks 24-13 at CenturyLink Field on September 23, 2018 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr / Getty Images)

We are no longer in 2016. The offensive dominance of the Dallas Cowboys did not last long after the season of magical recruits of quarterback Dak Prescott. Since then, the Cowboys offensive line has gone from one of the best leagues to health problems. Their receivers have gone from energy and game change to disappearance. And going back, hey, he's still good. But the Cowboys have no balance in their attack if they lead Ezekiel Elliott in the ground 30 times per game.

So, aside from the fact that we see Dallas's limited talent on the ground, where do these offensive struggles come from? It's not Prescott's fault, is it? Some may blame the calls. But if Cowboy Head Coach Jason Garrett asks him, he'll tell you that Scott Linehan's scream is not the reason for the Cowboy's offensive problems.

Todd Archer of ESPN snatched the quote from Garrett when he said, "I think it would be wrong for me to say that this concerns gaming calls." He then followed his quote stating that the offense as a whole The duties would remain loyal to Linehan at the moment, as it is not the cause of the problem in the eyes of Cowboy coaches.

How do players feel about it?

Cowboys catcher Cole Beasley was not about to let that slide go by without worrying about his two cents on the subject. Seeing that the Cowboys' main catcher is their running back Ezekiel Elliott, many people are trying to point fingers at the receivers and their receivers to defend Dak. Apparently, the receivers can not open. Cole Beasley now has something to say about it.

"We are opening up. That's all we can do, "said Cole Beasley. "If you watch the band, that's all you have to do. Many people do not watch the tape. They just assume. It's fine. "

All that being said, we can all assume who everyone is pointing fingers at, correct? As Prescott is currently 27th in yards per try, 29th in yards per game, and tied for 25th in touchdown passes, it is clear that their franchise quarterback was the most regressed quarterback in his 2016 draft class. As the Cowboys attempt to implement a game plan for an increasingly strong attack for Prescott this week, it really seems like the young quarterback is on the hot seat for his team right now.