Why Dez Bryant Is What Roy Willams Needs

The Dallas Cowboys picked Dez Bryant as they could not pass on him in the NFL Draft. This pick should also tell Roy Williams this is probably his last year as a Dallas Cowboy as well. In fact picking Dez Bryant could actually help Roy Williams and not hurt him. For the last few years Roy Williams has been given a pass basically for his horrible play on the field. It seems all we here from him is excuses why he has not become the player he was suppose to be. Picking Dez Bryant should put him on notice.

Roy Williams needs to understand that poor play will not be tolerated anymore and picking Dez Bryant speaks volumes. Picking Dez Bryant thought should help Roy Williams in a couple of different ways. First Roy Williams should not have as much pressure as everyone will be talking about Dez Bryant and not Roy Williams. Secondly, Williams can play and not have to worry about being the main guy as that will be Miles Austin and Dez Bryant. Roy Williams has one more chance and maybe selecting Dez Bryant will push him enough to be the player he can.

Dez Bryant Could be The Best In The Draft

Many people felt that Dez Bryant had to much baggage, but I do not agree with that. Bryant is a talented receiver in the mode of Michael Irvin. Maybe that is why Bryant will be wearing the No. 88 this coming season. Bryant has good size along with good speed as well. He has good hands and runs good routes as well. Bryant is going to be a pleasant surprise and will open a lot of people's eyes. I am very impressed with this pick the Cowboys made.

This means guys like Sam Hurd and Patrick Crayton maybe used as trade bait. I would rather see Roy Williams go, but with his contract that will not happen. The Cowboys now have a lot of talent at wide receiver and this will help Tony Romo. Dez Bryant was the guy I hoped the Cowboys would get and it has worked out for once for the Cowboys.

Jerry Jones Opens Mouth Inserts Foot

A video has surfaced where we see a side of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones talking about Tim Tebow, Bill Parcells, and Tony Romo. The video first appeared on the website deadspin.com. In the video Jones is asked about different things and during the conversation he makes fun of Bill Parcells and tells how he used him to get his team rebuilt along with a new stadium. He talks about Tim Tebow and how he would not draft him as he would never get on the field. He also called Tony Romo a miracle. At least he had something good to say about someone.

This video is another example about how big Jerry Jones ego is and how little he cares about people. Jerry Jones is the same guy who came in and fired Tom Landry a classless move that still sticks in the crawl of many Dallas Cowboy fans. Jones has an ego bigger than Texas it seems and it's a shame to see a video like this come out, but it should not shock anyone. The video shows a reflection of what Jerry Jones is an owner with a big ego who could care less.

Duane Thomas Misunderstood Dallas Cowboy Star?

Many different things have been said about Duane Thomas and his career as a Dallas Cowboy. Thomas was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the first round of the 1970 NFL Draft. In 1970, he led Dallas and finished eighth in the NFL in rushing with 803 yards on 151 carries and five touchdowns. Thomas led the league in touchdowns in 1971 with eleven rushing touchdowns and thirteen overall. He also led Dallas in rushing with 793 yards on 175 carries. Duane Thomas star was bright and he wanted more and got into a contract dispute with the Cowboys which led to a trade in 1971 to the New England Patriots. He did not last there very long before the Patriots sent him back to the Dallas Cowboys.

Upon his return Duane Thomas refused to speak with any of the Cowboys players, coaches or management for the entire season. Even with this he did help the Cowboys to the their first Super Bowl win in Super Bowl VI. It was reported that Thomas was going to be named MVP, but since he was not talking to the media the award was given to Roger Staubach instead. Thomas was a moody guy, but the bottom line he ran the ball with the best of them. It's a shame his career did not last longer as a Dallas Cowboys. In his two years in Dallas he made an impact like very few have.

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The Dallas Cowboys schedule is very interesting this year. The Cowboys have to travel to Arizona,Green Bay, Indianapolis, Houston, and Minnesota. The game should be interesting in Arizona considering that many Cowboy players felt they ran the score up. Home games against the Saints and maybe the Titans are the only real tough ones besides normal conference games. It's a tough schedule especially on the road.