Strength of schedule is calculated from the opponents projected fantasy points allowed for the WR position. The best rating is +16 which gives the player the advantage against the defense and indicates an easy opponent, the worst rating is -16 which gives the defense the advantage and indicates a tough opponent.
Other than Tony Romo, there may be no other player's performance that will most dictate the success of the Cowboys' 2009 offense. Williams was traded here early last year, and never really settled in, posting very pedestrian-like numbers. With the departure of Terrell Owens, he will be asked to take over the #1 WR slot and Williams' is more than capable. With this changing of the guard, America's Team should mandate that he and Romo be joined at the hip, in an attempt for them to learn one another's every move. In fantasy, he'll be a nice addition as a #2 WR and should be drafted somewhere close to round 4.
Lots of ups and downs. I critized them early and they went on to prove me wrong. I appreciate the effort these guys made to turn the year around and I am very proud of them as a team.
Can't wait to get my hands on Favre in Texas next year! I ...
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All punks. Every one of these, and this is only to name a few. As far as I'm concerned, there is only one good and decent Cowboy in history, and that man is George Teague, ...
Cowboys' Seeding Scenarios (Aspirin Needed)
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Warning: this entry could cause an ice-cream headache, but we think we've figured out the Cowboys' playoff seeding ...
I want to thank all the Dallas fans in the tank for all your support through yet another trying year for the Boys. I know what you have been put through year after year and no one is more considerate to your plight than I am. I am trying to look on ...
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2007 Draft Central
Average Draft Position (ADP) Tracker
Draft Analysis
Round 3, Pick 6
Positives Hoping for a monster year. Detroits offense is pass, pass, pass and Roy should be the target more often than not. Negatives One word - consistency. Draft Strategy TE Gates was avail but I stayed with my strategy of RB, RB, WR. Also, the WR run had started in the 2d round so I wanted a top producer. It was between Fitzgerald and Williams (rankings about the same) but I went with Williams because Boldin and Fitzgerald share looks and Arizona may rely more on the running game this year. (Contributed by: GTOsRule)
Round 3, Pick 4
Positives Kitna's #1 target (led the NFL in targets in 2006) teamed up with a rookie equals lots of receptions, yards and TD's. With Martz still calling the plays there is no reason why Williams cannot equal or better his numbers from last year. Negatives Addition of Calvin Johnson will take away some receptions. His TD numbers were low last year (7) for a WR1. Draft Strategy Roy Williams was the clear choice for me as I go RB-RB-WR for the first 3 rounds. (Contributed by: RatSlinger)
Round 3, Pick 3
Positives Big, fast, and great hands. Physically, he has all the tools. Combine that with the Martz, the offensive mad scientist, and you have a lethal combination. I expect him to improve on last season, because he has a year under his belt with Martz & Kitna. Plus, the addition of Calvin Johnson & McDonald will keep opposing defenses from double & triple teaming him, as was the case in the 2nd half of last season. Not only is Martz calling the plays, but Detroit is playing from behind most of the time, so expect Roy to get plenty of opportunities. Negatives He's suffered a few injuries since entering the league. Draft Strategy I can't believe I passed on Holt for Roy Williams, but that's how I've got them rated and I'm sticking with it. (Contributed by: tomwatson8)
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IR - Put on official NFL IR list 12/19/2007
