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Dan Orlovsky calls Dallas Cowboys 'not a good offense' despite talent

Dallas dropped to 3-5 after Sunday's 33-30 home loss.

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What happened: ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky evaluated the performance of the Dallas Cowboys, stating the unit features individually talented players but fails to function effectively as an offense. The comments followed consecutive home defeats that dropped Dallas three games below .500 through the first half of the 2026 regular season.

Why it matters: Dallas currently occupies the No. 13 seed in the NFC standings and faces mounting pressure ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline. The offensive execution issues compound scrutiny on leadership after Dallas surrendered 33 points in its latest defeat.

By the numbers: Dallas sits at 3-5 through eight games in 2026, ranking 13th in the NFC and holding a one-game losing streak following a 33-30 home loss against Arizona.

What to watch: Dallas prepares for its Week 9 matchup while team leadership evaluates potential roster adjustments ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline.

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