Ever since the days of Aikman, Smith, and Irvin, the Cowboys have been looking for the next iteration of “The Triplets.” There have been some electrifying trios to wear the star since then, but no combo of starting quarterback, running back, and wide receiver has quite lived up to the lofty standard set by the dynasty crew. One outlet says the 2022 version is actually among the best in the league… but could likely be even better.
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Ranking NFL 2022 ‘Triplets,’ Part II: Chargers edge out Bengals for top spot; Chiefs slipping :: CBS Sports
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Whether it’s from a fantasy perspective or just thinking back to the Cowboys’ dynasty days, everyone is always enamored with “triplets,” that QB/RB/WR combo that serves as the engine for an NFL offense. In a ranking of all 32 trios, Dallas’s current cast of Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and CeeDee Lamb comes in at No. 7. But Jared Dublin points out that, “if we swapped out Elliott for Tony Pollard, who has been more efficient and more explosive than Elliott in each of his three NFL seasons, the Cowboys might rank higher.”
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