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October 26, 2009, 9:49 AM
By: Calvin Watkins
It's our weekly look at who's up and who's down following the Dallas Cowboys' victory against the Atlanta Falcons:
STOCK UP
Miles Austin. Why not? The man has 16 catches for 421 yards with four touchdowns the last two games. He's become the No. 1 scoring threat, and he's opening up the field for the other receivers. At certain points of the game, the Falcons shaded a safety to his side.
DeMarcus Ware. He's got four sacks this season after picking up two Sunday against the Falcons. The stress fracture in his left foot bothers him, but he keeps playing. Ware got a sack after getting triple-teamed.
Patrick Crayton. Looks like he'll remain the punt returner. He scored on a 73 yarder, the first of his career, and caught a five-yard touchdown pass. He also said all the right things after the game regarding his relationship with the coaches.
STOCK DOWN
Allen Rossum. On his first kick return for the Cowboys, he strained a hamstring and he didn't return. He took a hard hit on the play.
Roy Williams. He had two drops and one catch Sunday and a Michael Jackson outfit. Not a good day.
Wade Phillips. Yes, his defense made the necessary adjustments after the Falcons scored on the opening drive. He made all the right subs during the game, but to give his team a 'Victory Monday' after its first big win of the season sends the wrong message.
By: Calvin Watkins
It's our weekly look at who's up and who's down following the Dallas Cowboys' victory against the Atlanta Falcons:
STOCK UP
Miles Austin. Why not? The man has 16 catches for 421 yards with four touchdowns the last two games. He's become the No. 1 scoring threat, and he's opening up the field for the other receivers. At certain points of the game, the Falcons shaded a safety to his side.
DeMarcus Ware. He's got four sacks this season after picking up two Sunday against the Falcons. The stress fracture in his left foot bothers him, but he keeps playing. Ware got a sack after getting triple-teamed.
Patrick Crayton. Looks like he'll remain the punt returner. He scored on a 73 yarder, the first of his career, and caught a five-yard touchdown pass. He also said all the right things after the game regarding his relationship with the coaches.
STOCK DOWN
Allen Rossum. On his first kick return for the Cowboys, he strained a hamstring and he didn't return. He took a hard hit on the play.
Roy Williams. He had two drops and one catch Sunday and a Michael Jackson outfit. Not a good day.
Wade Phillips. Yes, his defense made the necessary adjustments after the Falcons scored on the opening drive. He made all the right subs during the game, but to give his team a 'Victory Monday' after its first big win of the season sends the wrong message.