The Dallas Cowboys have the second-best record in the NFC East Division.
They deserve a lot of credit for stealing a win on the road despite being severely undermanned.
Nonetheless, Dan Orlovsky wasn’t actually impressed with their performance.
Talking on ESPN’s Get Up, the former QB stated that it was just a case of bad offense by them bailed out by an even worse offense by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
He pointed out the fact that the Cowboys turned the ball over three times, with two of those turnovers taking points off the board for them.
Orlovsky also stated that as bad as the Steelers’ offense was, Justin Fields shouldn’t get the blame for it, adding that the receivers were actually the problem.
It’s not usual to watch a team turn the ball over three times and still manage to win the game, so perhaps this loss is a bit of an outlier.
But even if that’s the case, it’s more than evident that the Steelers need more firepower on offense.
They haven’t been able to run the ball at all, not even against a team that had struggled mightily against the run this season.
And as much as some people will continue to point the finger at Justin Fields, he’s done a decent job with what he has at his disposal.
