Cowboys Mailbag:Is Tony Romo perceived to be better than he really is because of all the bad QBs the

The lack of explosive play potential in the running game appears to be the most concerning weakness for the Cowboys with the running back by committee approach.

The Athletic recently wrote that the Cowboys' biggest question mark heading into training camp is how defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer will use Micah Parsons. What do you think?

With CeeDee Lamb, Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons unsigned, do they put negotiations aside now that training camp and the season is upon us?

Could this go down as the worst offseason in recent memory?

This offseason has been frustrating. Are we preparing for a rebuild? Are we going to compete for a title? Let's pick a direction. 

We saw Zack Martin sit out training camp last season to get a better contract as well as Ezekiel Elliott a few years back. So is it CeeDee Lamb's turn? 

I would really like to see Brandin Cooks try to take the top off the defense more often this season. What do you think?

Do we like having to face some tough, physical opponents in the first half of the season (Browns, Ravens, Steelers, Lions, 49ers) and can then really take care of business late in the season as a battle-tested unit? 

How doable is actually signing Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Micah Parsons?

 Will Mike Zimmer's defense allow him to just use his athleticism or will it require Parsons to study more? 

Don't you think our success in 2024 will largely depend on the re-built offensive line?

Are we just being extremely hopeful and not realistic that he can be the guy?