Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott gathered his offensive skill players in Park City, Utah, in early July for a three-day bonding and workout trip. During that time, Prescott unveiled a bold new nickname for the 2026 offense: GOTI, standing for “Greatest Offense There Is.” This claim, Prescott said, was met with a lot of positive reviews from the squad.
GOTI: Prescott’s Big Talk for the Cowboys
Prescott isn’t shy about the Cowboys’ potential, telling everyone, “We were close to some historic things last year. And when you have the guys [on the offense], why can’t we be? Let’s be the Greatest Offense There Is.” He’s even referencing legendary units, adding, “You’ve heard of the Greatest Show On Turf and all of the other nicknames. We take pride in it, and it’s the way we’ve been practicing.” It’s big talk coming out of training camp, especially when George Pickens and CeeDee Lamb are already turning in big days on the practice field. The Cowboys clearly feel like they’re building something special, and Prescott is ready to shout it from the rooftops.
Eagles’ Camp: Defense on Lock, Bigsby Needs More
While Prescott is busy crowning his offense, things look a little different down in Eagles camp. Day two of their training sessions saw the defense absolutely dominate the offense, with Eliot Shorr-Parks and Brandon Lee Gowton noting the D’s performance. It sounds like the Birds’ offense has some serious work to do. On the brighter side, running back Tank Bigsby is making waves. He’s reportedly breaking off multiple long runs to the end zone and is simply “too electric to be an afterthought in this offense.” Last season, Bigsby only logged 3.6 carries per game, even with garbage time and starters resting in Week 18. His workload absolutely needs to be bigger in 2026 if the Eagles want to get their offense humming.
Hurts’ Fantasy Slip and Offensive Changes
The Eagles’ offensive questions extend to Jalen Hurts, at least from a fantasy football perspective. While Hurts had a decent 2025 passing year with a career-high 25 touchdowns and over 3,000 yards for the fourth time in five seasons, his rushing numbers plummeted. He only managed 421 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns, his fewest since 2021. With Jason Kelce gone and the “tush push” “somewhat neutered,” Hurts scored just five touchdowns inside the 3-yard line last season, a massive drop from the 11 he had in both 2023 and 2024. Finishing as QB8 in fantasy is a definite step down from his usual elite tier, especially now with A.J. Brown’s departure and another first-time offensive coordinator leading the charge. It’s clear the Eagles have some major adjustments to make before the season kicks off.
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Originally reported by Bleeding Green Nation.
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