Bryant is making a pretty good living snagging those "lame ducks". Williams is in a sophomore slump. It happens sometimes. He might come back next season with a vengeance or he could go further down the hill.
So pretty much wait and see?
Unless there is a better s solution.
I think that's more because of our coaches not utilizing him more often. Beasley is very effective when on the field and converts a lot of 3rd downs. He's a speedster and if used more can be an impact WR.
I heard the Playmaker on the radio station about a week or so ago mentioning how Williams has a hard time getting open.
Hard to get open when teams know where you are going to be. Just seems that Dez just runs up the sidelines and Williams the deep post.
He doesn't get open. He needs help on how to get seperation and when to break off the route. He runs the same stuff.
He was wide open vs the Bears a few times...one in particular was when Romo went deep to Dez instead of hitting him on the crossing route.
Maybe Romo doesn't have sufficient confidence in him if there is a choice between him and Dez.
Not sure, but he still gets open. I think it is a product of less dangerous throws and emphasizing Dez and Murray.
If you were QB and you had a choice of open receivers of Bryant or Williams, which one would you go to every thing else being equal?
Of course, but you said he does not get open...which I did not agree with.
Yeah...he as filling that Laurent Robinson role, but Romo has been conservative and not needed to make those types of plays.
He gets open some but not enough. Often times he runs a route with a defender on his hip pocket. If he is open and Dez is open chances are he will be a second choice. To improve his opportunities he will need to improve on getting clear more often since Dez isusually given tight coverag emost of the time.
Romo' s percentage hasn't dropped but his attempts have due to increased running plays. I haven't looked it up but that seems to be the case.
