More Beasley, Less Austin

[guag]

Yes, he did have a critical 1st down catch in the 4th quarter, I believe it help get the FG. The one where Romo came up limping I believe.
He was targeted a few other times, but don't believe he made the catch.

Right, he was targeted some time near the beginning of the game but no catch. I believe Romo made a poor throw.

 

[DoctorChicken]

I almost wonder if Romo doesn't trust Austin for some reason. Unless it's a desperate situation, Romo just doesn't throw it to him.

 

[BigStar]

More Williams too, lets get him bumped back up to #2. He was alot more productive in that spot than Miles has been since his return.

I agree, why slow his development with Miles "smilin to the bank" Austin?

 

[Blackspider214]

Did Miles even catch a pass yesterday?

 

[DoctorChicken]

Did Miles even catch a pass yesterday?

One.

 

[JohnsKey19]

While I agree Miles is not the player he once was...his presence forces the oppostion to put a big physical CB on him...thus freeing up Beasley to run free in zones. Beasley would get tossed around like a rag doll on the outside....so I would continue to use Miles as a decoy.

I dont think that is so much the case now. Nobody fears Austin's presence these days. The guy has 200 yds for crying out loud.

 

[joseephuss]

I wouldn't give up on Harris

A smarter coach could get great things out of him!

A smarter coach can get great things out of a player who is injured?

 

[JPostSam]

While I agree Miles is not the player he once was...his presence forces the oppostion to put a big physical CB on him...thus freeing up Beasley to run free in zones. Beasley would get tossed around like a rag doll on the outside....so I would continue to use Miles as a decoy.

dez and williams on the outside, beasley and harris on the inside. austin would need to take a huge paycut and be the 5th receiver. he could play outside or inside so, he could be valuable in a backup role.

 

[Blackspider214]

One.

So as many as that white guy who fumbled?

Cool.

 

[Sasquatch]

Miles has always had suspect hands even when he was lighting it up. Beastly, on the other hand, lacks the explosiveness but has a workmanlike steadiness and reliability which has been vastly underrated by our GM over the years.