Javonte Williams Reveals How Cowboys' Offense Can Improve In Year 2 With Brian Schottenheimer

The Dallas Cowboys' offense in 2026 is one reason why there is so much hype around Brian Schottenheimer's team.

Dak Prescott, George Pickens, CeeDee Lamb, Javonte Williams, Ryan Flournoy, Jake Ferguson, and a stout offensive line, Dallas is in good shape.

Last year, it was one of the better offenses in football, and with all of their key players returning, the Cowboys can once again boast a top offense.

But as we know, while the team put up points, it struggled in the red zone, so that is one bugaboo Schottenheimer has to fix, and it starts against the New York Giants in Week 1.

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When you have an offense that is capable of so much both through the air and on the ground, it can be hard to see where you can improve overall.

But Williams knows where the offense can improve this year compared to last season.

"Just the small things," Williams said. "I feel like last year we made a lot of plays and things like that, but we were still a little bit sloppy on certain games. So, I feel like putting the whole season together, and just staying consistent throughout the year, it'll really benefit us."

What will also benefit the offense is not having to do all the heavy lifting, meaning the defense can get some stops and turnovers.

Something that rarely happened last season.

With Christian Parker at the helm of a defensive overhaul, fans and the media are excited about what this unit could look like.

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And for Javonte, he's interested to see what the defense is like as well.

"I'm really excited, the D-line for sure. I'm ready to see them play," he added. "I'm ready to see Caleb [Downs], [Demarvion] Overshown, really everybody. I'm ready to see them go out there and run."

So, the time is nearly here for the covers to be ripped off what Parker has built over the offseason, and while we have a rough idea, some things we don't expect will happen.

While we are ready to see what Parker's vision is, it is clear that those on the offensive side are equally ready to see Christian's vision come to life as well.