The Dallas Cowboys are struggling with their run game, ranking 25th in the NFL after two games with only 170 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown. Despite signing four-time Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook to their practice squad, the Cowboys have yet to activate him, with speculation that he may be needed soon if the current rushing duo of Ezekiel Elliott and Rico Dowdle doesn't improve. Critics are also voicing concerns over the team's decision not to sign J.K. Dobbins, who is currently leading the NFL in rushing, highlighting Elliott's underwhelming performance as a significant issue. Additionally, the Cowboys' defense has faced scrutiny, particularly their safeties, who struggled in coverage during a recent loss to the New Orleans Saints. The team's offseason decisions are being criticized as they attempt to address these growing concerns. The Cowboys are at a crossroads and may need to reassess their roster strategies before the trade deadline to enhance their chances of success this season.