We like what he s doing. But he s got to hold on to the football. To his credit, White rushed for 130 yards and was the cornerstone for many Cowboy drives against the Bobcats. Yes, you d like to have touchdowns all the time, Miller said. But there s something to do with the offense driving it all the way so you can put yourself in a field goal position.
Some people think they just magically get there.
I think we moved the ball well between the 20s, we just didn t do very well in the red zone. That s an area you ve got to do well in, he said. With all the hype surrounding the offense in the offseason, some Cowboy fans probably expect magician Harry Houdini to run wide and create touchdowns. Miller said it s not that easy. I think that s being blown out of proportion a little bit.