Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo believes that his side's offense is as "complete a unit" he has been with since he became a starter in the 2006 season.
Jason Garrett's side continued their good start to the season as they hammered the New Orleans Saints 38-17 in their clash at AT&T Stadium.
Romo feels that his offense, that features Dez Bryant and Terrance Williams in the passing attack along with the league's current leader rusher in the ground game DeMarco Murray, is one of the most potent in the NFL.
"In my time in the NFL this is as complete a unit as I've been a part of, and I think you can almost simplify the game a little bit," Romo told reporters.
The Cowboys are 3-1 in their season and are currently second in the NFC East.
