The wide receiver position dominated the talk of last offseason for the Dallas Cowboys, and just two weeks into a new cycle this hasn’t changed. What has changed is who will be calling the plays for Dak Prescott to get the ball to these receivers, as Mike McCarthy is now the Cowboys play-caller, replacing Kellen Moore as the team still searches for an offensive coordinator.
McCarthy’s influence has grown in each season as head coach of the Cowboys, and now with the pressure to call an offense that can take the team further in the playoffs, it won’t be long until fans find out if McCarthy can get the front office to use more than just the draft to upgrade at their positions of need.