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AdamJT13;1310715 said:Such as what? If Roy was getting beaten frequently in coverage, the numbers would say so. But they don't. Like I said in that post that was quoted, Roy's only problem was being involved in too many touchdowns -- and that has more to do with where the offense is on the field than anything else. Allowing a 17-yard catch by a tight end in the red zone doesn't make you any worse than if you had allowed a 17-yard catch near midfield.
Exactly what are those numbers hiding? Things that never happened?
Adam, don't you find it funny that those on the other side of the Williams argument can produce their own numbes to support their case?
What numbers are hiding is production and final results on the field. Need any more proof then Aikman?
Statistically in the most talked about catagories he was very average. Final product and results on the field say otherwise.