Mailbag: Bold Cowboys Predictions For '22 Season?

The Cowboys have been criticized in recent years for their lack of physical play. What gives you confidence that the Cowboys can match a new level of physicality this year?

Unless Luepke will be running the ball, the tight end prospects would seemingly offer betters skill sets in the areas of blocking and catching. What gives?

Am I the only one who believes the running game will be just fine with our stable of running backs?

With the season about the start, which of the the three rookie starters - Cooper Beebe, Tyler Guyton and Caelen Carson - should we be most worried about? 

With the rookies on the offensive line getting all of the attention, not much has been said about Terence Steele. How has he been playing in practice? And since he struggled some last year, should we be concerned going forward?

Is it safe to say the Cowboys still don't know what they have in Trey Lance? Realistically, where do they go from here?

Now that they've cut the roster to 53 players, what do you think are the Cowboys' biggest strengths this upcoming season, and where do they still need to find some help?

As far as the players let go on Monday, which cut surprised you the most? 

Heading into this final preseason game, which bubble players truly need to have a good showing against the Chargers to make the team? 

With the Cowboys wrapping things up in Oxnard and heading home to Texas, which players surprised you the most, good or bad, out in California?

I was a little worried about the defense after losing free agents and then the Sam Williams Injury. That being said...

Do you think Cee Dee Lamb being gone throughout training camp is forcing Dak Prescott to gain more confidence and trust in the other receivers?