DetNews: How 'bout that Cowboys deal?

[xpistofer]

The deal that enabled Terrell Owens to be shown the door?

Fin is all in.

what he said.

 

[Bluefin]

Nor does it mean we can count on Austin to post an average of 195 yards and two touchdowns per game.

Maybe we should just allow this to play out and see where we are at the end of the season.

Does Roy need to step it up? Yep.

I've long felt Miles Austin was ready to help the offense, but I expect there be a good bit of negativity when he has an unproductive game due to double coverage, drops or whatever.

We now know Austin is a part of the offense, but we still don't know what exactly he's going to be.

And we know what Jason Witten and Patrick Crayton are.

We are still waiting on Roy Williams, the fans are frustrated and so is he.

But the only way the offense can reach its potential is for Roy and Tony Romo to start clicking.

I will remain patient, a 100 yard game for Roy will truly get the O humming and leave defenses truly scared.

 

[Eskimo]

But the only way the offense can reach its potential is for Roy and Tony Romo to start clicking.

I would agree if you could resurrect the Roy Williams from his second and third years in the league. I am not convinced that that player exists anymore. I think his physical talent no longer intimidates CBs and they sit on his short routes. When you combine that with his lazy routes you have a recipe for a lot of defensed passes and INTs.

If RoyW wants to be successful, he needs to re-establish himself as a deep threat and learn some of the nuances of the WR position. He can't do it on physical superiority anymore - he isn't Randy Moss or Terrell Owens.