What To Do With All These Weapons?

By Scott CrispAfter six games this season, the Dallas Cowboys have encountered myriad problems. A lack of discipline that's resulted in too many untimely penalties, an awful couple of games by Tony Romo, poor two-minute defense, etc. Of all these problems that have emerged, or will emerge, though, one (and just one) can be read as a "good problem" (which I guess, by definition would make it not a problem at all).The Dallas Cowboys might have too many weapons.This is most obviously seen in the case of Roy Williams, whose weapon-ness is certainly a subject of debate; but for the sake of argument, he is the perfect example. Williams has been the subject of criticism for most of this year, kind of justifiably, considering he is paid like a no. 1 receiver, called a no. 1 receiver and has performed more like a no. 3, at best.With 12 catches, 230 yards and a touchdown in five games this season, Williams has, by his own admission, underachieved in his time with Dallas. Also by...