The Dallas Cowboys are coming into the season with high expectations and in fantasy football, they have plenty of draft options, including Tony Romo, Dez Bryant, Jason Witten, Terrance Williams and DeMarco Murry and the offense could be even better than it was last season when names like Bryant, Witten and Romo were the top performers for the team and Bryant is a top pick in PPR leagues for 2014.
Tony Romo had another strong season for the Cowboys and despite being injured in the final game of the season, he has nearly 4,000 yards passing and 31 touchdowns with just 10 interceptions. The bulk of his passes went to Bryant and so did the majority of his touchdowns and now Romo has the chance to put up even better numbers this season. Brandon Weeden is the backup and Romo comes in after completing nearly 64 percent of his passes and that accuracy is one reason why he could have another strong season. The team has some solid receivers and if the rushing game can be more consistent, Romo will have more time in the pocket to work with.
Bryant is a wide receiver to grab, as he is the top man in Dallas and had a very strong season in 2013. Bryant is a budding superstar and if he can get his maturity issues in line, he can be as dominant as anyone in the league. Last season he averaged 13 yards per catch and went for 1233 yards on 93 catches and he could be over 100 this season. Bryant had 13 touchdowns and he will be even more of a target this season as Jason Witten gets a year older.
DeMarco Murray had a solid season with 1,121 yards and nine touchdowns and he also averaged over five yards per carry. Murray along with Joe Randle, Lance Dunbar and Philip Tanner should have a better season after the Cowboys upgraded the offensive line and that should have them better than ranked 24th in the league. Last season Randle had 164 yards and Lance Dunbar added 150 and they all could use to contribute more this season as well.
Witten once again is one of the best tight ends and he is as consistent as anyone in the NFL. Last season he had 73 catches for 851 yards and eight touchdowns and he likely will be one of the top ranked tight ends. Williams is a player to watch, as he averaged over 16 yards per catch and showed explosive speed on offense. Last season he had 44 catches for over 700 yards and chances are this season both those numbers will rise.