Austin's emergence makes Cowboys more diverse

By Eric EdholmIn two games, the Cowboys offense has completely changed. Sandwiching the bye week, WR Miles Austin has set a club record for yards in consecutive games (421) and has become the team's go-to wide receiver. Austin now has only seven fewer yards in two games than Roy Williams has in 17 games as a Cowboy (428). And Austin is making people forget about Williams, or at least treat him like a very distant No. 2 option. He also has earned a new saying around the Lone Star State: Austin is the capital of Texas.The PFW spinSo just how good is Austin? Can he keep up this ridiculous pace?You almost forget that the Cowboys' response when asked about why they released Terrell Owens was Austin. He was the reason, the team said, it cut T.O. We didn't believe them completely then, but perhaps we should now. Owens has 18 catches for 242 yards and one TD on the season in Buffalo. That's, like, five quarters' work for Austin.Joking aside, the difference in the player ...