The Dallas Cowboys 2014 Roster: A Team of Dominance

The Dallas Cowboys 2014 roster was a team that dominated the NFL, with an offense that scored the fifth most points per game at 29.18. The wide receiver group consisted of Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasley, Dwayne Harris, and Devin Street, who all played significant roles in the team's success.

Dez Bryant was prime Dez Bryant, catching 16 touchdowns and averaging 15 yards per reception. Tony Romo had the best season of his career, leading the team to a 12-4 record and setting the stage for what would be a dominant 2014 season. DeMarco Murray led the NFL in rushing, and Jason Witten was still a great player, averaging more than 10 yards per reception.

The combination of Tyron Smith, Travis Frederick, and Zack Martin on the field together provided a glimpse into what an elite offensive line could look like. Doug Free at right tackle and Ronald Leary at left guard were no slouches either, making the Cowboys' offense nearly unstoppable.

While it may be a stretch to suggest that this team is better than the 2014 Cowboys or 2016 team, which both had impressive finishes under head coach Jason Garrett, this 2019 roster appears to have few glaring weaknesses on offense or defense. In fact, all things point to this being the best roster during Garrett's tenure as head coach.

The 2014 Cowboys were a team that was just a couple of plays away from heading to the NFC Championship, and it seems that this 2019 team may be following in their footsteps. With a deep and talented roster, the Cowboys are looking to make another push for the Super Bowl.

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