Watch this video. Listen to the tone in Roy William’s voice. He could care less that he dropped a crucial pass. All he does is harden himself and act like he doesn’t care. Dallas doesn’t deserve an insult like this. Give us Sam Hurd. He’ll catch at least the same percentage and he’ll care about...
I’ve noticed several mainstream cowboys blogs of late that are more about access, “look at us hanging with Marty B” than writing anything critical of the Boys. I’ll let you figure out who I’m talkin’ about. The only access I need is a television, preferably an HD one, carrying the cowboy game. Seriously, access is...
Pretty amusing how these news personalities go at it over the issue of Roy Williams. Hope you get a kick out of this.
Some people will read that title and before reading this post, send me a tweet that “duh, Roy Williams was injured and didn’t play.” Thank you, Captains Obvious. Now, for those of you who actually READ articles before responding, here’s the REAL question: Why wasn’t Roy Williams at the game and on the sideline? Roy...
The most encouraging notes from training camp and preseason belong to Kevin Ogletree and Gerald Sensabaugh. These two key additions to the roster, in addition to a healthy Barber, Romo, and Felix Jones, makes for a potentially exciting season. Last year, Dallas was plagued with injuries at the wide receiver position. Both Miles Austin and...
The rumor is flying around twitterville that Roy Williams broke his collarbone in a collision with Orlando Scandrick. This rumor has not yet been verified, and the consequences of this is as of yet unknown. If Roy is forced to sit the first few games of the season, expect Sam Hurd to take the lion’s...
DallasCowboys.com posted a rare interview with Roy Williams earlier today. Topics ranged from Tony Romo to handling media criticism. Here’s an excerpt: What’s your reaction to the negative comments from guys in the media? Williams: It’s funny to me. I mean, it really is funny to me. I love it and everything, but it’s funny.
Don’t kid yourselves. Roy Williams is a HUGE gamble at #1 receiver. But let’s ignore that fact. Let’s look at better reasons to bring in a REAL #1. First, the Cowboys already have injuries. Local ESPN Radio hosts Randy Galloway and Brian Estridge noted earlier in the week that both Sam Hurd and Miles Austin...
Terrell Owens, Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin, Isaiah Stanbeck, and Sam Hurd. This was how the wide receiver corps for the Dallas Cowboys started out this year. Throw in the tight ends – Whitten, Bennett, and Curtis – and the running backs – Barber, Jones, and Choice – and this Dallas offense was loaded with potential....
It’s been a busy couple of days for the local pro football franchise. The loss to the Cardinals, injuries, Pacman and now a trade. Just before the trade deadline ended, the Cowboys made a deal that will bring Lions WR and Texas-ex Roy Williams to Dallas.
Listening to ESPN Radio in DFW today, a Cowboys’ spokesperson admitted that Dallas is more interested in a seasoned wide receiver than a rookie. They believe their team is in position to be a Super Bowl contender and can’t afford the typical two year wait for a receiver to mature. Who ARE the Cowboys looking...
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