Former Detroit Lions receiver Roy Williams recently said that many of the Lions' problems when he played in Detroit were caused by an ineffective offensive line. Center Dominic Raiola, who played with Williams in Detroit, fired back in an interview with MLIVE.com "That's coming from a guy who checked out of here,'' Raiola said. "He never wanted to be here. I don't even think he's the top receiver in Dallas anymore. "If he wants to throw shots, we can throw shots back, too. Pretty much what I'm saying is that Roy's a frontrunner. If he wants to talk (bleep) about us, that's what I'm going to give you.''
our line has played decent this year....we just can't run the ball that has been our problem since barry left....either way we get to see the lions beat the soon to be rebuilding cowboys
Williams was traded to the Dallas Cowboys on October 14, 2008 for first, third and sixth round picks in the 2009 NFL Draft, Williams should STFU and learn how to play. This is prolly the biggest bust trade ever.
I want to point out that DeSean Jackson and Roy have the same touchdowns and Jackson has about 200 more receiving yards. He doesn't seem like a bust this year when he's right right there with one of the leagues top receivers.
Well no shit. Our team was shitty since it lacked discipline and a coach who knows wtf they are doing. Looked what happened now, We beat the top team in the NFC like it was nothing. Our team is back and can't wait to whoop on the Lions. Our next actual "challenge" will be on Thanksgiving. If we beat the Saints we are headed in the right direction.
Desean Jackson >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Miles Austin>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Santana Moss >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Me>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Roy Williams
But Austin is beating Jackson
and the Eagles are beating Dallas in the standings, it's called spreading the ball, Romo should take some pointers from Vick and Kolb and learn how to do that.
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and i hope the raiders embarrass the Steelers [never thought id EVER root for the faiders]
Former Detroit Lions receiver Roy Williams recently said that many of the Lions' problems when he played in Detroit were caused by an ineffective offensive line. Center Dominic Raiola, who played with Williams in Detroit, fired back in an interview with MLIVE.com "That's coming from a guy who checked out of here,'' Raiola said. "He never wanted to be here. I don't even think he's the top receiver in Dallas anymore. "If he wants to throw shots, we can throw shots back, too. Pretty much what I'm saying is that Roy's a frontrunner. If he wants to talk (bleep) about us, that's what I'm going to give you.''