Should You Buy Your Roy Williams Dallas Cowboy Jersey Now?

….What a guy’s stats would look like if he’d lasted through a whole season. Staying healthy is the most important trait for a player. And since Williams has only played the entirety of one season totally healthy; considering that he’s halfway through his career, I can’t think of a bigger red flag concerning him than that.

I don’t think Williams necessarily needs a 1,000-yard season to be considered a success story in ’09. Consider this: Would the team benefit more from…….

A.) Williams having 1,100 yards but needing a disproportionate amount of targets (i.e., forcefeeding, the biggest complaint against T.O. last year) to achieve that milestone
OR…………

B.) Would the team be better served by Williams merely contributing 850-900 yards but with guys like Marty B and Felix becoming way bigger factors in the passing game because everybody is getting their catches in the flow of the game and no one player is considered the overwhelming primary target the way T.O. was?

Should be fun to watch with Witten and Martellus and Williams.

I don’t think he needs to be T.O. 2.0 in order to be a good #1 receiver for us. We have a metric f’ing ton of weapons in the passing game. He’s capable of being a good receiver, which is really all we need.

But sure, I think he’ll get 1000 yards or so. I don’t think it’s all that far fetched. I don’t expect us to completely shift from pass first offense to a run first offense. Pretty sure Romo’s going to be throwing a ton this season, and Williams’ numbers will likely benefit.

I think he’ll end up with around 900 or so, and that’s fine because he can still be very effective.

What I really want from RW is the touchdowns. I want him to be an effective red zone target. I want Garrett to remember that RW can go up and get the ball in the back of the end zone especially when he’s trying to be too cutesy near the goal line.

The Cowboys’ O is good enough to keep the chains moving. In the T.O. era, it seemed like a lot of our TDs came as a result of a big play. But it also seemed that we faltered sometimes as we approached our opponents’ end zone. This year, in similar situations, I’m really looking forward to Romo getting the ball to Williams for the score.

Ok … let me first warn you *The following footage may not be suitable for small children…*

If the cowboys have a chemistry issues this season you can’t blame it on our guy TChoice… he gets everyone involved in the locker room humor… Watch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61cxISKkd7Y

I think that RW11 will end up with double digit TDs and about 900 yds. I think Witten will be the #1 target now, and he has a better chance of 1,000 yards. Sounds dumb, but that’s my gut feeling.

Even if he rounds out the season with 800-900 yards it should be considered a very good season, though I still think he breaks the 1000 yard mark and somewhere around 8-10 TD’s. If we didn’t have all the other great players around him, and he was the only go to guy, then I have no doubt he would be putting up 1200-1400 yards. Name me another team that has this many serious threats on O at the same time;

Roy W.
Jason Witten
M.Barber or T.Choice
Felix Jones
Martellus Bennett

That’s not even including the other receivers that could in all reality have break out years.

This league has not yet seen the best of Roy Williams, you can count on it.

I really wished that the Cowboys had selected him. He may not be the slickest, fastest, most explosive WR in the league, but he has a talent for catching the ball in a crowd, and muscling his way to get open. He definitely has great hands.

I agree that we should be spreading the ball around. I also think that Felix, if healthy, will be the new star and number 1 threat on the team. Barber has his value in short yardage, goal line, and late game applications. Choice can be a durable between the tackles runner. Bennett is a dangerous TE, and Witten can be your bread and butter target.

We should be using all of these players for their skill sets. We need to take advantage of what each player can do. We need to keep the defenses guessing by moving the ball around the offense. Between Crayton, Hurd, and Austin we have a trio of WR that can contribute.

Romo needs to protect the ball, and stop the wild throws. The offensive line needs to play as a unit, and each do their job. All of these things are doable. If Garrett can just envision this philosophy, and Romo can be effective at finding the open man, this offense will flourish. If all of these things can come together, I don’t think the league has ever seen an offense quite like this before.

He’s not been unproductive in Detroit, as you point out, and there’s every reason for him to be comfortable and focused here this year after training camp. The coaches, the QBs, the meetings, hell, getting from home to practice, are all becoming familiar.

Aikman may not have gotten hurt.
Irving may have been let go because of this exact argument about enough balls to go around and who is number one.
Irving doesn’t get in the HOF
No Forth and Long.

But he took big shots with them as well. I was thinking in terms of extending his career. You have to hold on to the ball longer for the deep ball. Moss coming out really had only 2 routes he excelled at. The go, and then when some body gave him to much cushion, the stop. We would have probably won more though and wouldnt have wasted 2 first rounders on Galloway.. I cant argue with that.