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One guy played with David Carr and the other plays with Romo.
Awesome comparison.
Dez Bryant is ready to go Godzilla up in this bitch
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One guy played with David Carr and the other plays with Romo.
Awesome comparison.
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Hopefully the full off season programs are successful and he doesn't disappear in second half of games.
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Romo would be nothing without dez
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I'd love to see what Romo would be with Megatron.
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That'd be interesting. Romo throws bad fades and his deep ball is pedestrian, but could you imagine those 2 in the scramble drill?
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20 year old new money dez Bryant confused about credit cards and payments = thug
Jerry and Stephen BLATANTLY violate the salary cap = shrewd
Jerry and Stephen BLATANTLY violate the salary cap = shrewd
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Sorry to bump an old thread, just thought this was interesting because i remember having a bet with Theebs (couldn’t find the thread) on who would have better stats.
Current stats via NFL.com and there is still one game left.
2012
Dez Bryant: 88 Rec, 1311 Yds, 12 TDs
Miles Austin: 66 Rec, 943 Yds, 6 TDs
Also,
Miles Austin 2009 Season: 81 Rec, 1320 Yds, 11 TDs
Dez has surpassed Miles best season in Rec and Tds and needs 10 more yards to surpass him in that stat aswell.
Dez is a beast and helped me win a fantasy Championship today and hopefully another one next week!
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So what clicked? Did Dez finally figure out his assignments enough that he got open/got the ball more? Did he start to earn Romo's trust? Or did Garrett tweak the offense to feature him more?
I love the way Garrett has the team playing now, but my main complaint with him is offensively. At times, it seems like he is trying to fit square pegs in round holes. Almost like "This is my offense, run it my way and that's it" as opposed to an OC that adapts his game plan and scheme not only to the opponent, but to the individual talent on the team.
I'm not sure I've seen a game this year where the Dallas O went up against a healthy defensive opponent and dictated the game plan.
I love the way Garrett has the team playing now, but my main complaint with him is offensively. At times, it seems like he is trying to fit square pegs in round holes. Almost like "This is my offense, run it my way and that's it" as opposed to an OC that adapts his game plan and scheme not only to the opponent, but to the individual talent on the team.
I'm not sure I've seen a game this year where the Dallas O went up against a healthy defensive opponent and dictated the game plan.
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Stay down theebs
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Interesting RT @Chet_G: Dez Bryant's 27 TDs in his first 3 seasons ranks 6th in the Super Bowl era for wide receivers.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000154109/article/dez-bryant-i-want-to-be-nfls-first-2000yard-receiver
If the Dallas Cowboys appreciate Dez Bryant's newfound maturity off the field, they're going to love his on-field goals for 2013.
After last year's breakout season, Bryant believes he's "still scratching the surface"
Can he bypass Calvin Johnson as the NFL's top receiver while becoming the first player in league history to reach 2,000 yards in a single season?
"I feel like it can be a lot more," Bryant told ESPNDallas.com on Tuesday. "That's just being honest. I honestly feel like (2,000 yards and 20 touchdowns) can potentially happen."
While Bryant's elite talent is beyond dispute, former Oakland Raiders great Tim Brown recently questioned the physical receiver's ability to make it through 16 games with an out-of-control, "kamikaze" style of play.
Bryant risked his long-term NFL future by playing through a fractured finger in December, closing out the season with a lower-back injury that left him wheelchair-bound as he exited the stadium.
Bryant has yet to run routes this offseason because of the back injury, and he could end up missing all or part of organized team activities. There's no concern, however, that the injury will linger into training camp.
Don't expect him to adopt a more cautious, less physical approach to avoid future injuries.
"That's just how I play. That's my type of game. That's my style of play," Bryant said last week, via The Dallas Morning News. "I'm going to keep playing that way. I don't think about injuries. I just go out there and play."
The final eight games of Bryant's 2012 season project to 1,758 yards and 20 touchdowns across a full season. In an increasingly pass-heavy NFL, he's capable of reaching the 2,000-yard mark in a best-case scenario.
The question is if Bryant can maintain that production level while staying out of the trainers' room.
If the Dallas Cowboys appreciate Dez Bryant's newfound maturity off the field, they're going to love his on-field goals for 2013.
After last year's breakout season, Bryant believes he's "still scratching the surface"
Can he bypass Calvin Johnson as the NFL's top receiver while becoming the first player in league history to reach 2,000 yards in a single season?
"I feel like it can be a lot more," Bryant told ESPNDallas.com on Tuesday. "That's just being honest. I honestly feel like (2,000 yards and 20 touchdowns) can potentially happen."
While Bryant's elite talent is beyond dispute, former Oakland Raiders great Tim Brown recently questioned the physical receiver's ability to make it through 16 games with an out-of-control, "kamikaze" style of play.
Bryant risked his long-term NFL future by playing through a fractured finger in December, closing out the season with a lower-back injury that left him wheelchair-bound as he exited the stadium.
Bryant has yet to run routes this offseason because of the back injury, and he could end up missing all or part of organized team activities. There's no concern, however, that the injury will linger into training camp.
Don't expect him to adopt a more cautious, less physical approach to avoid future injuries.
"That's just how I play. That's my type of game. That's my style of play," Bryant said last week, via The Dallas Morning News. "I'm going to keep playing that way. I don't think about injuries. I just go out there and play."
The final eight games of Bryant's 2012 season project to 1,758 yards and 20 touchdowns across a full season. In an increasingly pass-heavy NFL, he's capable of reaching the 2,000-yard mark in a best-case scenario.
The question is if Bryant can maintain that production level while staying out of the trainers' room.