GimmeTheBall!
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After the game i was glummly sitting in front of the hookah and mulling in that intospective whey I half about things.
Mein thoughts turned to Dez Bryant and his projection (was it last year?) that he'd turn in a 2,000-yard season. Was it typical Okla St. bravado or did he no something we did not? had he made a secret pact with Romo, walk-on from Eastern Illinois, to get the ball more often. More often than Witten, even?
Mein deep and astute thoughts then turned to Terrence (TD) Williams, who seemingly gets more yards than Dez every game. Seemingly I say because there are games when he half more yards and receptions than Dez. But in reality, Dez has 620 yards and Williams half 407.
But Williams do half 6 TDs to Dez's 5 and Williams also half a 16.3 average to Dez's 12.9.
Clearly, all you fine mens and womans here consider Dez our star, our receiving workhorse, our prom party crasher who everybody love.
Yet, I wandered further, what happen when Escobar comes into his own? What happen when Witten, at the sunset of his career, axes Romo to gift him more thows? When TD Williams, on the cusp of greatness, axes Romo to gift him more consideration in balls thown his way?
And what happen when Dez finally blows up on the sidelines. Mr. We Be the Best in the NfL. Mr. 2,000-yard receiver. Mr. Bling Put it on My Account.
Could Dez be getting antsy with his production and role?
Could Williams be in line for even more thows as another tall and gifted receiver?
Well, these are thinks to thing about.
I keep watching TD Williams and like him more and more. And presumably Garrett, Jerra and et al like him more and more.
As long as we can keep Dez, Williams will keep pushing him, and that is a good thing.
But one day down the road, if we do not franchise him, Dez might want to go to a team with a younger QB who likes to thow to his big guy.
That time is a long whey off, I know.
But this is grist for the gristmill and something to chew on as we bite away the bitter taste of last night.
I like Dez. I just wonder about his emotional limits. Can he show satisfaction like Mick Jagger or does his star power demand more from Romo and less to Williams and Witten. Mein gott! Even Murray half shown ability to catch the ball.
Discuss but do not fight.
Mein thoughts turned to Dez Bryant and his projection (was it last year?) that he'd turn in a 2,000-yard season. Was it typical Okla St. bravado or did he no something we did not? had he made a secret pact with Romo, walk-on from Eastern Illinois, to get the ball more often. More often than Witten, even?
Mein deep and astute thoughts then turned to Terrence (TD) Williams, who seemingly gets more yards than Dez every game. Seemingly I say because there are games when he half more yards and receptions than Dez. But in reality, Dez has 620 yards and Williams half 407.
But Williams do half 6 TDs to Dez's 5 and Williams also half a 16.3 average to Dez's 12.9.
Clearly, all you fine mens and womans here consider Dez our star, our receiving workhorse, our prom party crasher who everybody love.
Yet, I wandered further, what happen when Escobar comes into his own? What happen when Witten, at the sunset of his career, axes Romo to gift him more thows? When TD Williams, on the cusp of greatness, axes Romo to gift him more consideration in balls thown his way?
And what happen when Dez finally blows up on the sidelines. Mr. We Be the Best in the NfL. Mr. 2,000-yard receiver. Mr. Bling Put it on My Account.
Could Dez be getting antsy with his production and role?
Could Williams be in line for even more thows as another tall and gifted receiver?
Well, these are thinks to thing about.
I keep watching TD Williams and like him more and more. And presumably Garrett, Jerra and et al like him more and more.
As long as we can keep Dez, Williams will keep pushing him, and that is a good thing.
But one day down the road, if we do not franchise him, Dez might want to go to a team with a younger QB who likes to thow to his big guy.
That time is a long whey off, I know.
But this is grist for the gristmill and something to chew on as we bite away the bitter taste of last night.
I like Dez. I just wonder about his emotional limits. Can he show satisfaction like Mick Jagger or does his star power demand more from Romo and less to Williams and Witten. Mein gott! Even Murray half shown ability to catch the ball.
Discuss but do not fight.
