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It is Friday, which means everyone here is in a really good mood on May 26.

I am Sarah Walsh, alongside a Jason McCordy, who could be more excited about this weekend.

Peter Schrager and our Super Bowl champion linebacker, KJ. Wright.

It is time now for the lead block. When we last saw the Cowboys in action, Dach Prescott was throwing two interceptions to the

Niners in a 9 to 12 divisional loss to those San Francisco 49ers,

but rather than scrap the offense built in part by the outgoing offensive coordinator

Kellanmore, Mike McCarthy looking to build upon its success.

I think just because the way we're practicing, you know, they're able to do a little more,

but I mean, some guys are like Tony's doing the walkthroughs and things like that. So, yeah, so you'll see them participate more. We're still in Dax language. So we're definitely a build off of, you know, I mean, if you just look at the history of our offense here, you know, 2020 was really trying to figure out who we wanted to be in that year with the pandemic and all the injuries and so forth.

So I think the evolution of 21 and 22 is where the evolution from 21 to 22 is really the direction we want to continue to build off of.

So, I mean, if you look at the statistics of those three years of offense and in the areas of how we've the direction we're going, we'll continue on that direction. Well, in order to continue in that direction, they're going to need to do so with McCarthy calling the place for the first time in his tenure with the Cowboys. So do we see the Cowboys offense ascending in 2023, Peter? That's the hope, right? You know, you guys play in the NFL. So you've covered it so long. OTAs, 7 on 7, 11 on 11, T-shirts, shorts. And yet, you are installing some of the new concepts, and you are starting to see it. Now, Mike McCarthy has coached offense for nearly 25 years in the NFL. He has a long history of it. It's more

West Coast. It's a lot of stuff where we're talking about the blocking schemes. Maybe a little

different. But gosh, I thought Kellyn Moore's offense was pretty darn good the last few years.

Talk about it. I like Kellyn Moore as an offensive coordinator. I watched this Kellyn Moore

Cowboys offense. They put points on the board.

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