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Going to Philadelphia could be what Dallas Cowboys receiver Roy Williams needs to emerge from his season-long slump. Playing before the Eagles' braying home crowd has brought out the best in Williams. He has had two 100-yard games in three career starts at Philadelphia. That includes nine catches for a career-high 204 yards and one touchdown while with Detroit on Sept. 23, 2007...

One day after suggesting that Tony Romo was to blame for his lack of production, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams said he's no Terrell Owens. "I'm not a T.O., or I'm not trying to be a T.O.," Williams told reporters Wednesday in Irving. "I don't know why people are trying to put me in that category, because I'm happy to win. I've said that 100 times." Williams said Wednesday...

A defiant Tony Romo told reporters Thursday in Irving that discussions about why he can't connect with Roy Williams won't divide the team, ESPNDallas.com reported. "I don't look at the numbers," the Cowboys quarterback said before practice. "We've been through this before with people trying to intersect and divide a football team. This team is too strong from the core. "I know...

The Dallas Cowboys once again played a game where all phases came together, this time against against the Seahawks. It was really nice to see all of the wide receivers get into the action. Miles Austin scored another touchdown, Roy Williams scored a touchdown on a nice slant route, Patrick Crayton scored on another punt return, [...]

By SCHUYLER DIXON Associated Press Writer IRVING, Texas(AP) — While his lower-paid teammate breaks records, Cowboys receiver Roy Williams sounds like a broken record...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...

Cowboys WR Roy Williams says he's 'not even close' to being on the same page as Tony Romo.

by Mike BarnesPosted on November 4, 2009 Fans aren't alone in wondering whether the Dallas Cowboys are good enough and mentally tough enough to beat the Eagles in Philadelphia on Sunday.Linebacker Bradie James and receiver Roy Williams are wondering the same thing.The Cowboys were humiliated 44-6 in Philadelphia in last season's finale, a loss that kept Dallas from making...

*Williams says he, Romo not connecting* IRVING, Texas -- Roy Williams (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=5532) remains the Dallas Cowboys' No. 1 receiver, at least in his mind. After putting in a lot of extra offseason work with quarterback Tony Romo...

Last year, Cowboys No. 1 receiver Terrell Owens reportedly believed that quarterback Tony Romo was throwing too many passes to other players, and not enough to T.O.This year, Terrell Owens is gone, and the team's new No. 1 receiver is...

IRVING — It was Victory Monday and another quiet day at the Dallas Cowboys’ Valley Ranch headquarters.