Dallas Cowboys player with falling stock No. 3: Tyler Biadasz, C
The Cowboys had several drives end way too early but one of them was especially infuriating. Down 14-6 and looking to get back into the game, Tony Pollard provided a much-needed spark as he ripped off a 31-yard run that put them on the Vegas 44.
Sadly, that was called back due to a hold on center Tyler Biadasz. So instead of being in Raiders’ territory with a first-and-10, Dallas was backed up to their own 15 while facing a first-and-20. That was a huge flip that led to the Raiders getting the ball back and going up 17-6.
Biadasz continues to struggle in his second season as he has been flagged often at some of the worst times while also being guilty of a few bad snaps — including a high one in this game that Dak Prescott was able to handle, but could have been a disaster if he didn’t see it begin to sail. He was also the one pushed into Prescott during their meeting with the Eagles that led to a fumble and touchdown for Philly.
Dallas has been toying with their offensive lineup, moving La’el Collins and Terence Steele in and out of the game at right tackle as well as Connor McGovern and Connor Williams at left guard. They may need to do all they can to figure out some way of doing similar at center since Biadasz is not making much headway on his current struggles.