Roy Williams

9 November 2009

One thing still puzzles me though, why was everyone surprise when Roy Williams got out of line and said something worth of a douchebag? He was doing that in Detroit FOR YEARS. Did no one notice because no one was watching the Lions? To me, he was worse than T.O. Seriously. Anyways, Donovan McNabb had an off night, with some ugly ground balls and Andy Reid mismaaged his time-outs. The Eagles till can't make a 3rd and 1. Still, they have enough playmakers to snag a wildcard sport.

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One thing still puzzles me though, why was everyone surprise when Roy Williams got out of line and said something worth of a douchebag? He was doing that in Detroit FOR YEARS. Did no one notice because no one was watching the Lions? To me, he was worse than T.O. Seriously. Anyways, Donovan McNabb had an off night, with some ugly ground balls and Andy Reid mismaaged his time-outs. The Eagles till can't make a 3rd and 1. Still, they have enough playmakers to snag a wildcard sport.

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6 November 2009

proved quarterback Cowboy fans thought he would be, even without a healthy connection with receiver Roy Williams. Romo’s mistake free play has brought the ‘Boys back to life, but now they head to Philly to take on the rival Eagles. Donovan McNabb has only thrown one interception this season (but he did miss a few games, so that has to matter). With each team’s ability to rush the passer, establishing the rush and the short pass will be paramount. Even if Brian Westbrook misses the game to recover from his concussion two week ago, LeSean McCoy can pick up the slack.

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9 January 2009

a1dc:  Samuel, you are correct!  The Cowboys sent a 1st and 3rd round pick to Detroit for Roy Williams.  The thought was that an accomplished receiver, like Williams, would be be

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1 January 2009

s guy?  Oh yeah…bye-bye!  

The Cowboys traded a 1st and 3rd round pick for Roy Williams.  They re-worked his contract so that he is averaging roughly 9 Million per season.  Williams had 19 receptions for 198 yards and 1 TD in 10 games.  Jerry better hope that in the off-season Romo and Williams start designing some secret plays to get him involved!   

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23 December 2008

Also, having watched Roy Williams coach for nearly 20 years, something always seems to happen to his teams in the biggest game of the year – especially when they’re favored. He tightens up, they tighten up; they start missing free throws, missing shots. Some of the losses that come to mind: 1997 Sweet Sixteen vs. Arizona, 1998 2nd round vs. Rhode Island, 2003 Championship game vs. Syracuse, 2008 Final Four vs. Kansas.

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12 December 2008

 

           Each week I will answer questions submitted by my loyal readers.  I personally read every single email I receive.  I will pick out the best five or so to use for the weekly post, as I won’t be able to answer all of them.  I will also answer one or two questions on my daily posts as well.  Now it’s time to open the mail!  

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27 October 2008

The offense was out of sync all day.  Owens was more involved than he has been lately, while Roy Williams caught his first TD as a Cowboy.  Barber gutted out some tough yards as well.  When Witten was injured (ribs)…doom was near.  Surely the efforts on defense would go to waste.  The offense was sputtering with no imagination on the horizon.  The defense was playing lights out…holding the Bucs to field goals…bend but don’t break! 

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25 October 2008

improve the defense significantly and at the right time!  

3.  Newly acquired WR Roy Williams will be more acquainted with the playbook as the season goes forward.  Williams will be explosive in this offense once he learns the system and Romo returns to action!  

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20 October 2008

nd the Pacman Jones suspension…Jerry had to do something!  He did…he acquired WR Roy Williams from the Detroit Lions (read more here).  Roy’s first game with his new team is one he would sure like to forget!  But how much of the offense could he learn in a couple of days?  Apparently, not enough!  He was held in check with no receptions.  Owens didn’t fair much better as he had two catches and he’s been with the team for three years! 

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17 October 2008

I wouldn't be surprised if new addition Roy Williams gets in the mix early with a touchdown reception or a few big receptions. Rams aren't the greatest team either. The Redskins last week had several turnovers giving the Rams the score or good field postion. Turnovers kill good teams as well. I pick the Cowboys in this one.

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ins last week.  Dallas has had an eventful week…to say the least.  The addition of Roy Williams should bolster the offense.  Will Romo play?  Who knows?  It doesn’t matter as the ‘Boys, in a statement game, will put a hurting on the Rams.  Look for

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16 October 2008

efore the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday afternoon, Jerry Jones pulled off a blockbuster deal for WR Roy Williams of the Detroit Lions.  Yes, I said “blockbuster”!  Keep in mind that trades are very rare in the NFL…especially at the trade deadline!  The Cowboys gave Detroit a 1st, a 3rd, and a 6th round draft choice.  In return the Cowboys received

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15 October 2008

Disgruntled Detroit wide receiver Roy Williams is headed to Dallas in a very lopsided trade (in my opinion). Jerry Jones gave up a first round, a third round, and a sixth round pick to land Williams and a pointless seventh round selection. That’s a ridiculous price to pay in the NFL, as draft picks are usually more coveted than players. (Dumb, yes. But that’s the way it is.) Jerry has mortgaged his team’s future to try and win the Super Bowl this year and he has added a player to an already loaded position to do it.

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esn’t, because he is…holier than thou!

Short Shots:

The Dallas Cowboys acquired WR Roy Williams from the Lions for a 1st and a 3rd round draft choice.  The Lions will also get the Cowboys 6th rounder and the Cowboys will get Detroit’s 7th rounder.  Jerry Jones…you risk taker you! 

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6 October 2008

defense stopped Kevin Smith for no gain on the ground, Charles Tillman broke up a pass intended for Roy Williams (the first of many), and then came a sack of quarterback Jon Kitna on third down. It was a foreboding series for events for the Lions, who never got anything going offensively. They only mustered 185 yards of total offense, most of which came in the second half after Chicago had established a healthy lead. Jon Kitna was benched early in the second half, which was later said to be the result of back spasms. At the time, it seemed to be simply a coach’s decision, as Detroit’s offense desperately needed a spark. Back-up Dan Orlovsky entered the game and fared no better versus the Bears’ intimidating defense.

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31 March 2008

in the cyclical relationship between UNC and KU by coaching two more elite coaches: Larry Brown and Roy Williams.

     Before proving himself the great NBA coach that he is, Larry Brown won a NCAA championship in 1988 with who?  You all know the answer: Kansas.  As he jumped to the NBA, this made room for little known UNC assistant

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