The Dallas Cowboys pass rush has become a major problem, and it’s one Dallas needs to solve quickly.

On this edition of the Dallas Cowboys Daily Blitz, IndyCarTim breaks down why the Cowboys’ inability to consistently get to the quarterback is becoming one of the biggest concerns surrounding the defense.

Dallas has recorded just two sacks through three games and has gone two straight games without a sack.

Pressure is one thing.

Actually putting the quarterback on the ground is another.

So what’s the answer?
Should defensive coordinator Christian Parker blitz more aggressively?
Can Quinnen Williams and the defensive front start creating more havoc?
️ Does an injury-hit secondary make blitzing too dangerous?
Can Dallas manufacture pressure with different fronts and simulated pressures?

And the timing matters.

The Cowboys now head to Houston to face an 0-3 Texans team that desperately needs a win. Dallas is sitting at 1-2, making this an important early-season game for Brian Schottenheimer’s team.

The Cowboys cannot allow Houston to suddenly find its offensive rhythm because the quarterback has all day to throw.
Timm also discusses:
– Dallas’ 34-31 loss to Baltimore
– Why the defense couldn’t make the final stop
– Jerry Jones and potential roster additions
– The Cowboys’ upcoming schedule
– Why Sunday could expose an even bigger defensive problem

If Dallas can’t generate pressure against Houston, the conversation surrounding this defense is going to get considerably louder.

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