Coming off the disappointing 4-12 2015 season, the Cowboys knew that they had to bring in another playmaker to boost the morale of the struggling Dallas squad. Jerry Jones drafted that player in the 2016 draft, Ezekiel Elliot. Along with “Zeke” the Cowboys also drafted a backup quarterback for Tony Romo in the 4th round: Dak Prescott. Prescott did extremely well in the preseason, dominating in the passing game. He became comfortable in the offense which worked out to his benefit when Romo went down with yet another injury. As Prescott took the reigns of the Cowboy’s offense he has won 11 straight games, a franchise record, as Romo looks on. As for the other rookie in Dallas, Zeke is leading the NFL in rushing through week 12. Dallas has built another big-3 in: Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliot, and Dez Bryant. This the first big-3 they have had since Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin; that star-studded group sent the Cowboys to two consecutive Super Bowls. That leaves us the question; will this almost identical line-up for the Cowboys be able to do it again?