OXNARD, Calif. -- After the first practice of Dallas Cowboys training camp, left tackle Tyler Guyton let everybody in on a little secret.
"Dak has a new saying," Guyton said of quarterback Dak Prescott, "GOTI: Greatest Offense There Is. So that's the standard for us."
In the subsequent days, GOTI became a much-asked question to everybody from Prescott to wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Javonte Williams.
Prescott finalized the saying during pre-training camp workouts in Park City, Utah, with all of the skill players -- and everybody has bought in.
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"We know what kind of offense we can be," Ferguson said. "We know what kind of weapons we have. We know who's at the helm, that's 4 [Prescott]. And when the lights are on -- when we're fully focused, when we're playing our game, we're dialed in -- we are the greatest offense there is, and we believe that. That's just something we're striving to be every single day [in] the meeting room, practice, whatever it may be."
The Cowboys were one of the league's best offenses last year. They finished the season second in yards per game (391.9) and seventh in points (27.7). In the Super Bowl era, it was the fourth-best Cowboys season in terms of yards and 10th-highest in points.
They scored 40 or more points three times. They had only one game in which they failed to score more than 14 points, matching the fewest in a season in which Prescott started the majority of the games (2021).
The Cowboys were one of two teams with a 4,000-yard passer (Prescott, 4,552), two 1,000-yard receivers (Pickens 1,429; Lamb 1,077) and a 1,000-yard running back (Williams, 1,201). The Detroit Lions were the other.
And they return every significant contributor to the offense in 2026.
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