What's also amazing about Austin is he racks up these accumulative totals without being force fed targets or requiring that the offense be funneled through him. The Cowboys only target him on 23% of their pass attempts, only 19th most among NFL receivers and tight ends.
Austin would put up mind boggling stats if the Cowboys force fed him targets and receptions the way Arizona does Fitzgerald (34% of their pass attempts) Atlanta does Roddy White (33% of their pass attempts), Miami does Brandon Marhsall (33% of their pass attempts) or the way Cincy does TO (31% of their pass attempts).
That's what I love about Miles and what makes him unique from a lot of other #1 WRs .. he can just get his production within the flow of the offense without having to stop everything down and force things so "Miles can get his". I hate the Antoine Walker types of WRs ... guys who get 22 points at the end of the night, but jacked up 11 for 32 shooting to get there.