Interesting Roy Williams Article.

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I wonder if God hates the Dallas Cowboys and that is why alot of their players aren't in the HoF.

[P2K]

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If God hates the Cowboys, why does Texas Stadium have a hole in the roof?

Like I've said before...God needs a toilet

[Jackdog]

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Like I've said before...God needs a toilet

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Like I've said before...God needs a toilet

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Like I've said before...God needs a toilet

God doesn't ****.

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BRANDT SAYS ROY WILLIAMS COULD BE CUT Posted by Mike Florio on July 22, 2008, 10:37 a.m. While making a long early-morning drive and listening to Sirius NFL Radio’s replay of Monday’s Late Hits with Jack Arute and Gil Brandt, we heard Brandt make an intriguing observation regarding Cowboys safety Roy Williams. Asked by Arute whether recent changes in the enforcement of the illegal contact rule has hurt Williams’ ability to defend against the pass, Brandt offered a concise ”no.” Brandt, previously a long-time personnel guru with Dallas, said that Williams often is in position to make plays but simply doesn’t make them sufficiently consistently. Then came the kicker. Brandt, citing an unnamed NFL source, said that Williams could be a cap casualty of the Cowboys if he doesn’t have a strong training camp. We think the more likely possibility would be a trade, given that the problem potentially arises from Williams’ perception that he isn’t a good fit for the Wade Phillips defense. Besides, someone else would surely want a guy who has made it to five straight Pro Bowls. Then again, maybe all of this chatter about Williams is aimed at getting him as motivated as possible for a “Super Bowl or you’re all fired” season in Dallas.

[Freelance]

I defended Roy in his early days because he was a tremendous tackler who brought a much needed physical presence to the defense. With Darren Woodson back there, he could roam, and he even had a knack for critical interceptions in those days.

But that was short lived. He's one of those guys, much like Marion Butts or Christian Okoye, who just seemed to get old fast. For some players, one year in the league puts three on their body.

Now he's slow, unsure of himself, and somewhat in a life crisis. He's completely absorbed in his church, almost to a fault, and seems still lost in the breakup with his girlfriend. Not the same player that I LOVED at Oklahoma for sure.

He just wanders now. Can't cover, no longer a sure tackler, not hungry for the big hit. He's pretty useless.

With Pacman and Mike Jenkins joining Newman at corner, and if Anthony Henry makes the switch to free safety or Watkins comes on, I see Roy riding the bench most of the season.