Season Recap
You are going to to the next game, viewing party, or tailgate: which Cowboys jersey do you put on? It is not always going to be an effortless choice if you are going to base it on the individual successes of the Cowboys this year. Of all the Dallas Cowboys jerseys to choose from, there are a few highlight players that finished off the 2009 season strong and began the 2010 season in the same way. Trying to figure whether to don a Jason Witten, Miles Austin, Felix Jones, or Tony Romo jersey is going to be a hard decision.
Out of his 6 seasons in the NFL, tight end Jason Witten has 5 Pro Bowl games under his belt. With 538 career receptions for a outstanding 6,099 yards, he is considered one of NFL’s stars. Besides that, his pass protection and blocking accomplishments make him a well rounded player. His pass-catching skills are unquestionably notable enough to snub the other Dallas Cowboys jerseys in your wardrobe
In Miles Austin’s first start in 2009, he had 10 catches for an astonishing 250 yards, breaking the Cowboys record for receiving yards in a single game. While only starting in 11 games, he ended the year with 1320 yards and 11 receptions for a touchdown. The Cowboys then promptly secured him for a 6 year deal in September 2010. He is definitely a Cowboy to keep on your fantasy football team.
Running back Felix “The Cat” Jones has gained a impressive offensive track record in his two years at Dallas. Fans knew Jones was somebody to watch when he ran for an awesome 11-yard touchdown in his opening rush in the NFL. Last season he rushed for 685 yards and had an equally notable 678 yards returning the ball. Fans have been requesting Wade Phillips to make use of “The Cat” more in 2010 due to his massive force.
Need a reason to put on a Tony Romo jersey? How about a 95.6 all-time passer rating? Throughout his career Romo has averaged 8.1 yards per attempt. In 2009 he had eight games where he threw for 300 yards or more. In that same year he became the first quarterback in Dallas history to take every single snap for the whole season His dedication and the successes of the Cowboys offense underneath his command are certainly grounds for wearing his jersey. The star line-up in Dallas makes determining which Cowboys jersey to put on a very time consuming and hard decision. But for fans, that is undeniably a good thing.
You are going to to the next game, viewing party, or tailgate: which Cowboys jersey do you put on? It is not always going to be an effortless choice if you are going to base it on the individual successes of the Cowboys this year. Of all the Dallas Cowboys jerseys to choose from, there are a few highlight players that finished off the 2009 season strong and began the 2010 season in the same way. Trying to figure whether to don a Jason Witten, Miles Austin, Felix Jones, or Tony Romo jersey is going to be a hard decision.
Out of his 6 seasons in the NFL, tight end Jason Witten has 5 Pro Bowl games under his belt. With 538 career receptions for a outstanding 6,099 yards, he is considered one of NFL’s stars. Besides that, his pass protection and blocking accomplishments make him a well rounded player. His pass-catching skills are unquestionably notable enough to snub the other Dallas Cowboys jerseys in your wardrobe
In Miles Austin’s first start in 2009, he had 10 catches for an astonishing 250 yards, breaking the Cowboys record for receiving yards in a single game. While only starting in 11 games, he ended the year with 1320 yards and 11 receptions for a touchdown. The Cowboys then promptly secured him for a 6 year deal in September 2010. He is definitely a Cowboy to keep on your fantasy football team.
Running back Felix “The Cat” Jones has gained a impressive offensive track record in his two years at Dallas. Fans knew Jones was somebody to watch when he ran for an awesome 11-yard touchdown in his opening rush in the NFL. Last season he rushed for 685 yards and had an equally notable 678 yards returning the ball. Fans have been requesting Wade Phillips to make use of “The Cat” more in 2010 due to his massive force.
Need a reason to put on a Tony Romo jersey? How about a 95.6 all-time passer rating? Throughout his career Romo has averaged 8.1 yards per attempt. In 2009 he had eight games where he threw for 300 yards or more. In that same year he became the first quarterback in Dallas history to take every single snap for the whole season His dedication and the successes of the Cowboys offense underneath his command are certainly grounds for wearing his jersey. The star line-up in Dallas makes determining which Cowboys jersey to put on a very time consuming and hard decision. But for fans, that is undeniably a good thing.
# by dyymarie | 2011-02-14 11:58