Cowboys Mailbag:Mick's Mail: 07/27

Trey Lance seems to be the Cowboys' most explosive runner, so why not make him the backup quarterback on game days and build in some read options or running plays to see what he can do? Why have Cooper Rush standing around on the sideline in the unlikely event Dak Prescott is hurt?

Campbell didn't just want to beat the Cowboys, he wanted to embarrass them. My believe (hope) is what goes around comes around, and the favor will be returned one day. Your thoughts?

Is there any hope the Cowboys can still turn this thing around and somehow reach the playoffs?

The Cowboys have fallen behind early in their last three home games and have gone on to lose big. Why do you think they've been so slow to get out of the gate? Lack of preparation? Overconfidence? Is it up to the coaches to break this rut, or is it on the players to be ready as soon as they hit the field?

I'd been wondering why the Cowboys were having so much trouble running the ball, but it seems they maybe found an answer. 

Despite losing perhaps their top four defensive ends, can the Cowboys defensive line as a whole come together and still be good (or just good enough)? 

Why is CeeDee Lamb seemingly disappearing in the third and fourth quarters?

What is the Cowboys identity and what's it going to take to build the kind of long-term identity the Steelers have?

Do you think the Cowboys should utilize 21 personnel (two running backs, one tight end) more often than 12 personnel (two tight ends, one running back)?

With his speed from the linebacker position, could DeMarvion Overshown help the pass rush?

Why not use motion and scheme to help out our skill players?