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Leonard Davis breaks thumb
Todd Archer/Reporter
Leonard Davis showed at Valley Ranch Monday he thought with a jammed right thumb. Turns out it was broken.
He will not need surgery.
Wade Phillips said Davis suffered the injury in the first quarter at Kansas City and did not miss a snap, so it should not keep Davis out of any game action. Even if the Cowboys did not have the bye this weekend, he likely could play.
Miles Austin's role to increase
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Wade Phillips would not use the term "starter" when talking about Miles Austin, but he said Austin will see just as much playing time on Oct. 25 against Atlanta as he did Sunday at Kansas City.
Maybe it's a semantics game, but Austin's 10-catch, 250-yard, 2-touchdown game against the Chiefs has propelled him into the lineup, starting or otherwise.
"He did the things we thought he could," Phillips said. "You're not going to make 250 yards every time, but he's going to have a chance to make big plays again."
If Austin is a starter, it would likely be at Patrick Crayton's spot even though Austin replaced Roy Williams Sunday. With a $45 million contract, it would be difficult to sit Williams for sure.
Todd Archer/Reporter
Leonard Davis showed at Valley Ranch Monday he thought with a jammed right thumb. Turns out it was broken.
He will not need surgery.
Wade Phillips said Davis suffered the injury in the first quarter at Kansas City and did not miss a snap, so it should not keep Davis out of any game action. Even if the Cowboys did not have the bye this weekend, he likely could play.
Miles Austin's role to increase
Todd Archer/Reporter Bio | E-mail | News tips
Wade Phillips would not use the term "starter" when talking about Miles Austin, but he said Austin will see just as much playing time on Oct. 25 against Atlanta as he did Sunday at Kansas City.
Maybe it's a semantics game, but Austin's 10-catch, 250-yard, 2-touchdown game against the Chiefs has propelled him into the lineup, starting or otherwise.
"He did the things we thought he could," Phillips said. "You're not going to make 250 yards every time, but he's going to have a chance to make big plays again."
If Austin is a starter, it would likely be at Patrick Crayton's spot even though Austin replaced Roy Williams Sunday. With a $45 million contract, it would be difficult to sit Williams for sure.