Dallas Cowsay Defends a 13.6 Week 6 Amid a 2‑3 Slump

Q: Dylan, you’re 2‑3 and your biggest story this week is J.K. Dobbins’ 13.6 points. Does that single performance actually mean anything for your squad?

A: Look, I’m not going to pretend a 13.6‑point run is a miracle, but it’s the best we’ve had all season from a starter. After a 158.3‑point explosion in Week 5, we hit a wall, and Dobbins finally gave us a glimmer of the upside we’ve been missing.

Q: Critics say a 13.6‑point RB is barely better than a benchwarmer. How do you justify keeping him in the lineup when the rest of the team is flatlining?

A: The alternative was a zero‑point dud, and I’m not about to bench a player who actually contributes. It’s a low‑floor, high‑ceiling guy; you can’t win games on zeroes, and at least Dobbins is moving the needle.

Q: Your other starters—Prescott, Tuten, Wilson—are all at zero. What’s the plan to lift that offensive ceiling?

A: I’m tweaking the surrounding pieces, not overhauling the whole thing. We’ve got a solid defense, and I trust that once the QB gets a rhythm, the RBs will follow. The 13.6 is a foothold, not a finish line.

Q: If you could trade for a higher‑scoring RB right now, would you, or do you think Dobbins can grow into a 20‑point threat?

A: I’m not shopping the roster. The league’s a market, but I believe in the upside of Dobbins. If he keeps hitting double‑digit weeks, we’ll be fine. If not, we’ll reassess after the next matchup.