Cowboys Offensive Line and Run Game to Get Big Boost

The Dallas Cowboys have been a mediocre to terrible run team the last few years, but that could change next season.

Hiring offensive coordinator Klayton Adams will boost the offensive line and run game.

Klayton Adams has been part of several teams that have increased the offensive line play, which in turn has boosted the run game. That is a major positive for the Dallas Cowboys.

The question has to be asked. Do the Cowboys need to draft an offensive lineman and a running back early to get the offense moving in the right direction?

The short answer is no, so let’s examine why both issues don’t need to be addressed early.

Klayton Adams Track Record

Klayton Adams played football at Boise State, where he was the center for two WAC Championships in 2003 and 2004. As a senior in 2004, he earned second-team All-WAC.

Playing center for a high-level program gives him a great perspective on offensive line play, and this has been evident throughout his coaching career.

Klayton Adams’ coaching career took off at the University of Colorado, where he coached from 2013 to 2018.

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