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Pros/Cons of Starting. . .
- Roy Williams
Williams has experience in the Cowboys' system (even if he has yet to excel in it) and will have an immediate leg up on Bryant due to his knowledge of the playbook. Don't forget Williams is a naturally gifted pass-catcher who can be a big-time red zone threat. He scored seven touchdowns last season despite hauling in just 43 total catches. He's also a darn good blocker (he's not a devastating hitter, but Williams uses his size and excellent body position to open lanes for the backs).
On the downside, the Cowboys may be stunting the growth of Bryant if they hold him back this season. Everybody and their brother thinks Bryant is the future for Dallas out wide, so why wait.
- Dez Bryant
The biggest pro of starting Bryant immediately: upside. The kid could struggle in 2010, or he could be amazing. If the latter is the case, opposing defenses simply won't have enough players to effectively stop Bryant, Austin, Witten, Jones & Co. And as large of a red zone threat as Williams may be, Bryant is even better. He has perhaps the most polished ball skills of any receiver coming out of college since Larry Fitzgerald, BUY Cephalexin ONLINE WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION.
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Bryant's inexperience does make starting him a risk, however. He also figures to be dynamite on returns, but his time there could be limited if he is starting opposite Austin.
Advantage
This battle is different from previous ones in that both players can be on the field at the same time. I explained a few weeks ago why the Cowboys should run more three-receiver sets in 2010. You can probably expect to see both Williams and Bryant on the field together quite a lot this season.
As of right now, though, Williams is the starter. Most NFL pundits believe Bryant will overtake him by the start of the season, but I wouldn't be so sure. The preseason will be vital for Williams, but if he can make a few plays (and avoid any drops), I wouldn't bet against him opening the season as the starter.
I've been vocal in my support for Williams thus far this offseason, so I won't stop now. In reality, it is simple for the former UT star: if he plays consistently well in both the preseason and regular season, he will retain his job. If not, he won't.
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I really don’t think this is a battle. Roy Williams has the spot and for Dez to take it would mean that Roy would have to basically forget how run and chew gum at the same time and Dez would have to be a reincarnation of Jerry Rice in his prime.
Make no mistatke about it – Roy is the starter and will be (probably) at least until week 5 (the bye week). If he stinks it up by then, expect JJ to make the move. For right now, they’ll “battle” in camp, push each other and improve the team overall. It’ll be a postivie thing but in the end, Roy is the guy opposite Miles.
A little surprised by your opinion but I do basically agree with it. I do think a sensational preseason and initial first few games could get him into the starting lineup earlier than Week 5.
BTW..the bye is week four. . .what a terrible time.
The thing I like about Dez is that he doesn’t let the ball touch his body. He’s all hands and he has fly paper hands.
One off the subject comment. As a Nit alum ,- if I am not mistaken – I couldn’t help but notice that you did not have Sean Lee on your top 100, while the Cowboys had him #14 on their board.
Why did you have him ranked in the fourth round or lower? Do you think the pick was a reach?
There is no doubt about his field awareness and love for the game. I have seen every game he has played and I believe you are going to be absolutely amazed at this kid’s athletic ability.
Tyrone is right on in his assessment. If Roy returns to his old form he is safe. If not will he even be here the whole season? I’m definitely thinking he has to produce early or he is history. He will start opening day for sure barring a monster preseason by Bryant and a complete failure on his part.
I think Crayton and Hurd are essentially insurance policies for Roy. If Roy does poorly out the gate, he’ll be trade bait (probably garner a 5th rd pick). If he does mediocre, he’ll probably last the season where he is either cut or traded in the off-season. If he does well, Crayton and Hurd both will probably be cut ($2 million dollar savings on Crayton alone) and Ogletree will move to 4th (maybe Manual Johnson or Jesse Holley move to 5th). That’d be a much cheaper and much younger way to go.
The thing that surprises me is that it seems as if noone is the slightest bit concerned about Miles Austin and whether or not he will produce like last year. Don’t get me wrong – Miles has a strong season and I hople that continues. It jsut seems a little premature that everyone has pretty much settled on the fact that he’s ARRIVED and that he’ll be the #1 for years to come.
I sure hope that he is, but I’m a realist.
I think Miles will be fine. However towards the end of the season teams were keying on him. So we definitely need big time production from another WR. If not then it’s like Steve Smith in Carolina.
I have to admit I am higher on Lee now after seeing him play a bit, but I didn’t have him high on my board due to a (perceived) lack of upside. Now, I many be completely wrong, but Lee’s potential may be slightly limited due to the fact that he HAS worked so hard already. His work ethic and determination are second to none, and while I truly value that in a player, I have slight concerns that he may have peaked. Of course, I could (hopefully) be completely wrong.
I don’t think Crayton and Hurd will both be cut. I actually don’t think either will, although I acknowledge one of them leaving is a realistic possibility. And I would have to say I’m on the Austin bandwagon as well. Sometimes players have fluky seasons that do not equate to their talent level. Austin is extremely talented. His game film speaks volume and he’s one of the few players I feel 100 percent comfortable labeling a ‘star’ after one good season.
Don’t forget Witten and the RBs can also take a lot of pressure off of Austin, although Bryant’s potential to do so is seemingly unlimited.
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