benny112980
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Ok...here's my take on the Cowboys current receiver corps. Terry Glenn is a great homerun guy, but his health is a concern each season and we need to establish the running game to open him up deep. Let's face it, Glenn isn't big enough to be able to go across the middle like a Terrell Owens and come down with the ball after getting hit. That is where the TO fix comes into play. Dallas signs TO, allowing Glenn to work the deep field and allow Owens to work the slants and across the middle with the potential to break a tackle and go the distance. Keyshawn is a great possesion guy, but face it if Dallas signs Owens it makes no sense to keep Keyshawn because Owens can do everything Keyshawn does and he's a much better and faster receiver. Witten will be a force for years to come, but when the O-line became injury plagued Dallas was forced to keep their TEs home to block, so a healthy O-line will equal another season of big receiving numbers for Witten. Crayton is developing into a nice #2 option, but not quite ready to be a #2 yet. He has to learn to be more protective of the ball when he's getting tackled. Copper is consistently overweight, if he would get serious about his conditioning he would see more playing time on offense rather than just being a special teams guy.