on John Phillips, who I really like and I also think he could be a tremendous asset in the future, but let's keep some prespective here:
John Phillips = 7 catches, 62 yards
Marty Bennette = 15 catches, 159 yards.
Now, while both are incredibly pathetically low, keep in mind that there's this guy named Jason Witten playing for the Cowboys, don't know if some of you have heard of him. There's this other guy named Miles Austin ( more on him to follow ) also playing for the Cowboys. And this other players named Roy Williams, and Patrick Crayton, and Felix Jones and Marion Barber and Tashard Choice.
See, ALL of those names had at least 15 receptions during the season, a couple of them at least 80, FIVE of them at least 20..
The point is this: Just like the SAME, EXACT argument that was used to defend now everybody' favorite Miles Austin when half of the posters in here wanted the Jets to sign him because he had been with the team for 3 years and hadn't done a thing yet ( y'all remember that, don't cha ? ), there's a LIMITED amount of passes that the Cowboys offense can produce and ALL of those names need to have their share.. Just like last year's names, and the year before's names.. and so on and so on. It happens when you have more talent than plays ( called for them ) you can satisfy them with which is a GOOD problem to have..
So, I'll go back to asking the question I asked the then Austin detractors during the debate:
Who's passes would YOU have taken away from in order to give them to Marty B ?