Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is clearly pumped about his new receiving duo, calling the chance to throw to star wideout CeeDee Lamb and newly acquired George Pickens "exciting as hell." Pickens, a dynamic playmaker, was traded to Dallas this offseason, giving Prescott another explosive target alongside Lamb.

Editor’s Note: Prescott’s enthusiasm signals big expectations for Dallas’ offense this season. Adding Pickens to an already dangerous passing game could make the Cowboys even more formidable—assuming they gel quickly. For fans, it’s a reason to be optimistic (or at least entertained) after another playoff disappointment.

The Eagles' offense is looking pretty different this season after some key changes—new faces at running back and offensive guard, plus a fresh offensive coordinator calling the shots. This article breaks down whether those moves are likely to give the team a boost or leave fans scratching their heads.

Editor’s Note: For Eagles fans, this isn't just routine roster shuffling—it could define whether their offense soars or stumbles next season. A new coordinator means new play-calling, and changes in the backfield and O-line could either solidify the team's attack or create growing pains. It’s worth paying attention to, especially if you’re banking on another deep playoff run.