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What will the four-letter network do this week now that Tony Romo and Roy Williams seem to be finding their timing a little more?
They teamed up for five catches and 75 yards in the win over Philadelphia. It's the first game with as many as five catches for Williams since he joined the Cowboys last October. He had a seven-catch game when he was thrown to 18 times while with Detroit on October 5, 2008. He was traded to the Cowboys nine days later.
He has had more yardage since joining the Cowboys. He had 86 yards on three catches against Tampa Bay, though 66 of those yards came on a TD pass. That was a slant across the middle that was timed well on both ends. The catch that got him going on Sunday was also a slant. Wonder if the Cowboys will start throwing that route to him more. It seems like most of the passes for Williams have been run towards the sidelines.
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