Blogging The Boys (Free subscription) | 03/11/2008
Patrick Crayton sums it up : "It's kind of sickening we can't move the ball," wide receiver Patrick Crayton said. "I don't know what's going on." "Right now, we stink across the board." DMN and DMN blog
Can't Stop the Bleeding (Free subscription) | 13/10/2008
Lest anyone believe racial abuse in soccer is limited to the continental scene, the Washington Post’s Steven Goff reports on an incident that occured after DC United’s scoreless draw at Houston. United Goalkeeper Louis Crayton chatting with well-wishers outside the club’s locker room following the match when he said a Houston fan directed a racial slur [...]
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
... That's about 5 yards per return better than his replacement, Austin.Austin was more involved than Patrick Crayton in the last game and he averages a team-best 21.3 yards per catch. His three touchdown catches are second on the team. Those chances may now go to Stanback, a college quarterback in his second year playing receiver. He has two catches for 24 yards in five games.Owens will...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
... That's about 5 yards per return better than his replacement, Austin.Austin was more involved than Patrick Crayton in the last game and he averages a team-best 21.3 yards per catch. His three touchdown catches are second on the team. Those chances may now go to Stanback, a college quarterback in his second year playing receiver. He has two catches for 24 yards in five games.Owens will...
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
... collateral ligament, has 12 catches for 255 yards. He was splitting the No. 3 receiver role with Patrick Crayton. With Austin hurt and Isaiah Stanback bothered by a shoulder injury, the Cowboys have only three healthy receivers in Terrell Owens, Roy Williams and Crayton. Austin's absence could also force the Cowboys to use another kick returner if Felix Jones does not return...
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 15/11/2008
... two days and appears ready. "I feel pretty good," said Betts. "I don't expect it to be a problem." Crayton fine with role: Patrick Crayton moving to the No. 3 receiver position is nothing new. With the Cowboys expected to start newly acquired wideout Roy Williams on Sunday night, it moves Crayton to the No. 3 spot. Crayton was the No. 3 receiver in 2006, when...
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
... Romo returns to the lineup and Williams has been elevated to starter opposite T.O., making Patrick Crayton the No. 3 receiver.The Cowboys completed the trade for Williams only minutes before the NFL trading deadline, getting Detroit's 2004 first-round pick in exchange for three draft picks, including first- and third-rounders next April."My expectations were that he would have an...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
... Romo returns to the lineup and Williams has been elevated to starter opposite T.O., making Patrick Crayton the No. 3 receiver.The Cowboys completed the trade for Williams only minutes before the NFL trading deadline, getting Detroit's 2004 first-round pick in exchange for three draft picks, including first- and third-rounders next April."My expectations were that he would have an...
The Landry Hat (Free subscription) | 13/11/2008
... MBIIIeffect is here. For the Dallas Cowboys , start everybody. I said it. Start everybody. Except Patrick Crayton , of course. The Cowboys have their backs against the wall. They’ve had two weeks to prepare and take a long, hard look at their season. They need to win all their NFC East games to have a prayer for the postseason. I feel a revolution happening in Dallas, and it starts...
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 13/11/2008
... trying to find his way in a new offense. Williams will start Sunday night for the second time with Patrick Crayton moving to the No. 3 spot. Williams said the terminology was a problem at first, but he feels he should be making an impact. Video:• • • | Blogs: | | | | "I feel like it's time," said Williams, who has three catches for 38 yards in three games. "I have to be coachable...
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 02/11/2008
... team circled on their calendar – New York. "We hate the Giants, dude. Plain and simple," receiver Patrick Crayton said. "We just dislike the Redskins a lot. We hate the Giants. There's a big difference." There was no rah-rah atmosphere around the team's Valley Ranch training complex last week as the wounded Cowboys prepared for today's game against the reigning Super Bowl champions....
New York Post (Free subscription) | 31/10/2008
Even though the Cowboys at receiver have Terrell Owens, Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin and newly acquired Roy Williams, their high-flying offense has deteriorated without quarterback Tony Romo running the show. As a 40-year old emergency starter, Brad Johnson looks every bit like an old guy in his 16th NFL season trying to survive without hurting the team too badly.
The Landry Hat (Free subscription) | 10/11/2008
... That’s about $62 million right there. That’s not to mention the contracts given to Ken Hamlin and Patrick Crayton . You can also add Roy Williams to the bunch. Thank God Jason Witten signed in 2006 for a reasonable six year, $28 million. Sheesh. It’s only $10 million more than Crayton’s outrageous contract. Overall, the Dallas Cowboys have the second-largest payroll, second...
The Landry Hat (Free subscription) | 24/10/2008
... they do, that he had Jon Kitna and Dan Orlovsky as quarterbacks. He was 57th in the league though. Patrick Crayton , on the other hand, was 22nd in the league. Miles Austin was even better. These guys were good enough for the Cowboys when they had the potent offense last year. Now they are not? I am no fan of Crayton, but I just think trading for Roy Williams was not a necessity....
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008
... the Cowboys' skill players – from Romo to Owens to Roy Williams to Witten to Marion Barber to Patrick Crayton. Romo can hide some of the ills of the offensive line with his ability to create, which gives offensive coordinator Jason Garrett more options. When the Cowboys traded for Williams, they knew his transition would be slow because they were using a backup quarterback. Fast fact:...
