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In past seasons, 's have favored a pa s-centric approach on offense. While it certainly made sense to rely on a quarterback () and a talented set of receivers (headlined by ), this game plan didn't help the land a playoff berth, despite the fact that they routinely fielded one of the most explosive offenses in football.With the 2014 promising a new offensive approach built around a potent running game and diverse pa sing attack, I thought I'd take a long, hard look at the , to see if Garrett's attempt to become a blue-collar offense is sensible and effective, given the players on his roster. What I discovered: Dallas (2-1) finally has an offensive identity that could make it a viable threat in the NFC East.Here are three reasons to think a more balanced offense is yielding fine results in Dallas:1) The Cowboys have the best offensive line in football.There are a lot of talented fronts in the NFL, but the have a sembled a young, athletic offensive line that absolutely dominates opponents at the point of attack. Part of their succe s has been fueled by the addition of three first-round selections (, and ) over the past four drafts. Dallas has faced some criticism for constantly spending high picks on O-linemen, particularly with the Frederick selection, but the infusion of talent turned the unit into the team's biggest offensive strength. Thus, it is sensible for Garrett to transform the offense into a blue-collar outfit built around a run-centric approach.Dallas is employing a zone-based scheme featuring the inside- and outside-zone plays. The offensive line comes off the ball in unison, with each blocker a signed to engage the first defender who appears on his designated track. The occasionally double-team an a signed defender at the point of attack, with a blocker instructed to work to the second level after the initial block is secured. These simple tactics help Dallas create a push at the line of scrimmage, enabling the running back to pre s the front side of the play or search for a cutback lane on the back side. When executed correctly, the zone-based running scheme allows disciplined runners to thrive against aggre sive defenses.Let's take a look at a couple of examples from Dallas' :In the play depicted just below, the are running an inside zone to the right. Running back is instructed to read the flow of the defense on the front side of the play and determine whether or not to search out a cutback lane on the backside. On this play, Murray pre ses the line of scrimmage and sees the linebacker stepping into the hole, leaving a vacant area on the backside. The back bursts through the crease and rumbles for 14 yards and a first down (TO VIEW THE PLAY, SCROLL LEFT TO RIGHT ON THE IMAGE BELOW):In the next play we explore, the line up with Murray at tailback in an offset I-formation. He will run the inside zone to the right and look for a lane based off the reaction of the defense. After taking the ball, Murray senses the defense over-pursuing to the front side, leaving a void on the back side for a cutback. He blows through the crease and gains 20 yards on a perfectly executed play at the point of attack:Given the ' ultra-athletic offensive line, the installation of a zone-based scheme allows blockers to aggre sively come off the ball and knock defenders around without hesitation. Garrett and play-caller are more committed to running the ball; the cumulative effect of battling a ma sive offensive line eventually wears out a defense and allows the to control the line of scrimmage when the game is on the line. Most importantly, this allows a dangerous runner to find huge cutback lanes at the point of attack, leading to big plays on the ground.2) DeMarco Murray is an elite running back.The fourth-year pro is rarely mentioned as one of the top runners in the game, but it's time to appreciate his spectacular skill set. Through three games, Murray is with 385 rushing yards (70 more than anyone else). He has reached the 100-yard mark in each of the ' games, displaying big-play potential with three runs of 20-plus yards Mark Webb Jr. Jersey in just 75 rushing attempts.Of course, Murray's production shouldn't come as a surprise, based on the raw playmaking skills he's displayed since arriving in 2011. Although injuries have kept him off the field at times, Murray has posted 10 100-yard games in 40 appearances, boasting a robust average of 5.0 yards per carry. Murray has put up fine numbers despite rarely receiving enough touches (15.4 rushing attempts per game) to really make a mark. He's logged 20-plus carries just 14 times in his career. The ' record in those games? 13-1.Given Murray's production and impact on the ' overall succe s, it's about time the team made the er the focal point of the game plan. Studying of the team's first three games, I saw a more concerted effort to feed the ball to Murray. Despite a host of negative plays and miscues by Murray in the first half of each game, the have remained committed to running the ball. This was evident against the , when the continued to ride Murray despite facing a 21-0 deficit in the middle of the second quarter. The patience and persistence paid off when Murray churned out a pair of big runs on an eight-play, 80-yard touchdown drive that changed the momentum of the game.Later, the tapped into Murray's explosivene s as a perimeter runner, generating a big play off a jet-sweep concept in the third quarter. The play showcased his speed, vision and quickne s, while also highlighting the overall athleticism of the ' front line, namely Smith and left guard .On that play -- diagrammed just below -- the break the huddle aligned in an Ace-Solo formation, with Bryant poised to come in motion to fake the jet sweep. Bryant's motion is designed to pull the defense to the right. Romo pulls a sleight of hand by faking the handoff to Bryant heading right before flipping the ball out left to Murray, with a pair of blockers (Smith and Leary) leading the way around the edge. Murray takes the pitch and turns the corner, weaving his way through traffic for a 44-yard gain that helps set up another score for the :With Murray emerging as an elite runner capable of grinding out tough yards and delivering big plays, the ' decision to become a run-oriented offense gives them a chance to overwhelm defenses the old-fashioned way.3) Tony Romo is better suited to play in a ball-control pa sing game.After relying on the three-time er to serve as the driving force of the offense since 2006, the finally have alleviated some of the burden on Romo's shoulders. The 12th-year pro is averaging just 29.7 pa s attempts per game in 2014, which is a drastic reduction from the averages he posted over the previous two seasons (35.7 in 2013 and 40.5 in 2012). Additionally, Romo is playing within a quick-rhythm pa sing game that is designed to get the ball out of his hands rapidly, thus helping him avoid big shots in the pocket.While I'm sure the philosophical change was partially due to Romo's po sible physical limitations following his second back surgery in le s than a year, I believe the ' new approach ideally suits his skills. Romo is a pinpoint pa ser with superb anticipation and awarene s. He routinely hits receivers within the strike zone and is capable of throwing his pa s catchers open in tight windows. Although Romo has been harshly criticized for his epic interceptions in a few late-game moments, he is actually a sound decision-maker capable of thriving in a "connect the dots" scheme. Thus, the implementation of a ball-control approach -- built around quick-rhythm throws and play-action pa ses -- should help him continue to play at a level.After reviewing , I believe the savvy blending of quick-rhythm throws and play-action pa ses has also helped receivers thrive, despite a general reduction in pa sing plays. The short pa sing game has allowed Bryant, and tight end to get easy touches, while the play-action game has produced big gainers. When the are able to stay on schedule and avoid obvious pa sing situations, the combination of concepts has helped Romo and Co. move the ball up and down the field efficiently. Furthermore, the strategy has given Romo time to shake off the rust of an inactive offseason -- nobody's relying on him to put it in the air 40 times each Sunday.QUICK-RHYTHM PASS GAMEThese concepts offer high-percentage pa ses designed to get the ball out of Romo's hands before the pa s rush can collapse the pocket. They are akin to hitting lay-ups in basketball, as they help the quarterback get into a rhythm and gain confidence throwing the football. When executed properly, the quick-rhythm pa sing game is nearly impo sible to defend and cleverly complements a potent ground attack.In the play diagrammed just below, the are aligned with two receivers on the left and Bryant positioned alone on the right. Bryant is instructed to run a slant, taking advantage of the one-on-one coverage on the back side. Romo fakes an inside handoff to the running back to lure Khalil Mack Jersey the linebackers to the line of scrimmage, thus creating a huge void for the slant. After the fake, Romo turns and fires a dart to Bryant. The er snatches the pa s and gains 9 yards for a first down:In the next play, the originally line up with two receivers on the right and one on the left -- before RB motions to the left to create an empty set. Dallas is running a Y-stick concept, with Witten hooking up in the middle of the field. (the slot WR on the right side) and Dunbar are also running hitches along the numbers to give Romo multiple options to target. Romo hits his tight end in the middle for an easy completion and 15-yard gain:In the following play, Dallas breaks the huddle in a split-back shotgun formation, with Witten positioned at fullback. Witten shifts out to a flex position prior to the snap. The are running their favorite red-zone pa sing play -- Flood Z-under -- with Beasley running to the flat, Witten to the corner and Williams coming underneath on a dart slant. This is against the . On this snap, the are man coverage, so the inside receivers' routes create a natural pick for Williams to shake free from his defender on the dart route. This results in an easy 12-yard pitch-and-catch touchdown:PLAY-ACTION PASS GAMEThe ideal complement to a zone-based running game is a diverse play-action pa sing package featuring bootlegs, waggles and traditional run-action pa ses. The use all of these elements, but it is the run-action vertical attack that makes their offense difficult to defend. With opponents forced to pay close attention to Murray in the backfield, the are able to get one-on-one coverage on the outside. Thus, Dallas can create big-play opportunities for Bryant and Williams on double moves and cleverly designed vertical routes.In our final play breakdown just below, Dallas initially comes out of the huddle aligned in an Ace-Wing formation. Williams motions acro s the formation to bait the into anticipating a run. The are running a two-man route, with Williams instructed to run a deep cro sing route and Bryant a deep post over the top. The play-fake causes defenders to hesitate due to the threat of the run. Meanwhile, Williams and Bryant are flying up the field on vertical routes. With the secondary scrambling to recover after the play-fake, Romo reads the free safety and unleashes a bomb to a wide-open Bryant. This results in a 68-yard score for the :The quietly have jumped out to a solid start in the 2014 campaign by employing an offense that is more balanced than -- yet just as explosive as -- previous installments. Given the succe s of run-oriented teams in the NFC in recent years (see: Seattle and San Francisco), the switch to a blue-collar formula could help the make a surprising playoff push.Follow Bucky Brooks on Twitter .