The Dallas Cowboys should be very good this year and I am on record as saying as long as they can keep Tony Romo upright, they have a chance to be tremendously exciting on offense.
That said, underachieving wideout Roy Williams may be jumping the gun a bit. He compared this year’s Cowboys’ offense to that of the 1998 Minnesota Vikings.
Easy Champ. The Vikings scored 556 points that season, second most in league history since the Patriots broke that mark in 2007.
While Dallas should be good, they were just 14th in points scored last season (361, for the record). Williams’ response to that, according to the Dallas Morning News? “We were a good offensive unit last year, very good, we just couldn’t score.”
Umm. Isn’t that the point?
You can put up hundreds and hundreds of yards. If you can’t put the pig in the end zone you aren’t going to win games. And if you don’t win games, nobody is going to mistake you for the 98 Vikings, the 07 Patriots or any other memorable team, Super Bowl champ or not.
Thanks for the laugh, Mr. Williams.
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He’s a WR of course he doesn’t understand offense. :) It’s me,me,me in the spotlight. At least he’s talking about what the team will do and not himself.
Sorry he compared back to the 98 Vikings.
Vikes gave us two things that year. Nationwide heart breaking loss and one of the most forgetable Super Bowls ever.
You know I hate to say it (but you know I will, LOL) Wasn’t last year for the Vikes a lot like 1998? What happen the year after?
It is going to be a little more difficult to score then he realizes. This is the worst offensive line for the Cowboys in a decade! Plus they have Roy Williams!