Ryan Flournoy glad to put world on notice after dominating Week 5 performance

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The Dallas Cowboys are still feeling it from their Week 5 win over the New York Jets. Without question, it was the best performance the team has had this season.
Whether it was offense, defense, or even special teams, the Cowboys dominated the Jets in every aspect.
Many wondered how the offense would look with the injury to wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. But it appears the team has found another great weapon to add to the best offense in the league.
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Second-year wide receiver Ryan Flournoy got his opportunity to make an impact on the field and didn't let it go to waste.
Flournoy led the team in receiving yards with 114 yards on six receptions. It was a memorable moment, and one Flournoy is glad he got the chance to have.
Ryan Flournoy: Grateful for the opportunity to showcase who I am
— DLLS Cowboys (@DLLS_Cowboys) October 7, 2025
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"Glad I get the opportunity to showcase my talent and just put the world on notice and just who Ryan Flournoy is," the Cowboys wide receiver told DLLS Cowboys.
The pressure was going to be on this offense no matter who was on the field this season. Quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to play up to being the highest-paid player in the league.
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At this moment, no offense has looked better, and Flournoy is a reason for that.

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