These elevators are going through the roof

Miles Austin overcame big odds to become a big-play threat for the Dallas Cowboys. He was an undrafted free agent from Monmouth (N.J.) University, who battled just to make the Cowboys roster in 2006. Entering this season, Austin had caught 18 passes in three years, and he was behind Roy Williams and Patrick Crayton on the depth chart. Yet, Austin continued to be one of the Cowboys' hardest workers, a trait owner Jerry Jones admired.   "You can't outwork Miles Austin," Jones told Sporting News last month, after the Cowboys' victory against the Falcons. "He's strong, can break tackles and can really stretch the field. Sometimes guys who aren't the top draft choices make a huge impact. They're hungry." Austin has feasted on opponents with a spectacular three-game stretch — 21 catches for 482 yards and five touchdowns. It is no coincidence the Cowboys (5-2) are riding a three-game winning streak heading into Sunday night...