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By Calvin Watkins
Here's our weekly look at who's doing good and doing bad following the 7-6 Cowboys' victory over the Commanders on Sunday.
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Anthony Spencer. Sure, the man has no sacks this season but this is his line from Sunday: one quarterback hurry, one interception, one pass defense and five tackles.
Patrick Crayton. His only catch of the day was the game-winner, a 10-yarder with 2:41 to play in the game.
Marion Barber. Hey, the Cowboys ran the ball with some efficiency. Barber carried 20 times for 99 yards with no touchdowns on Sunday. It was Barber's first 20 carry game since Nov. 16 at Washington.
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Roy E. Williams. We're not sure what to make of Williams. Is he an elite receiver? Is he a No. 2 receiver? Is he just an average receiver? Whichever, he had zero catches and couldn't make any tough catches on Sunday.
Terence Newman. He needs to play better, considering the amount of money he's getting. But he's not. Too inconsistent. Of course, that sideline spat with secondary coach Dave Campo doesn't help matters.
Nick Folk. He missed another field goal try, this one from 46 yards. He's missed his last two kicks and on the season he's 4-8 from between 40-49 yards. Coming into this season, Folk was 17-18 from that range in his first two seasons in the league.
Here's our weekly look at who's doing good and doing bad following the 7-6 Cowboys' victory over the Commanders on Sunday.
Stock Up
Anthony Spencer. Sure, the man has no sacks this season but this is his line from Sunday: one quarterback hurry, one interception, one pass defense and five tackles.
Patrick Crayton. His only catch of the day was the game-winner, a 10-yarder with 2:41 to play in the game.
Marion Barber. Hey, the Cowboys ran the ball with some efficiency. Barber carried 20 times for 99 yards with no touchdowns on Sunday. It was Barber's first 20 carry game since Nov. 16 at Washington.
Stock Down
Roy E. Williams. We're not sure what to make of Williams. Is he an elite receiver? Is he a No. 2 receiver? Is he just an average receiver? Whichever, he had zero catches and couldn't make any tough catches on Sunday.
Terence Newman. He needs to play better, considering the amount of money he's getting. But he's not. Too inconsistent. Of course, that sideline spat with secondary coach Dave Campo doesn't help matters.
Nick Folk. He missed another field goal try, this one from 46 yards. He's missed his last two kicks and on the season he's 4-8 from between 40-49 yards. Coming into this season, Folk was 17-18 from that range in his first two seasons in the league.
