Kenny Golladay wasn’t exactly sure how many passes came his way last Sunday.
That’s a good thing.
"I really didn’t count," he said. "When you’re actually seeing the ball a little bit more, you don’t even start counting the targets. But you know if you get two targets."
Those days of such minimal usage appear to be in the past. It’s one of the big changes to the offense since coordinator Jason Garrett was fired, this crazy tendency to look to their best and highest-paid receiver. While Golladay had just three catches in Sunday’s win over the Eagles — two of them for 18-yard gains and key first downs that led to an important field goal in the fourth quarter — the ball came his way seven times in total.