ESPN: Cowboys WRs Owens and fellow WRs Patrick Crayton and Roy E.
Williams, frustrated by a perceived lack of involvement in the
offense met separately with OC Garrett to express their concerns
about the team's offense. Since then, Crayton and Owens have said
they've seen some positive results in the way the offense is
running. Williams, however, has been frustrated as the Cowboys
have struggled, and admitted as much as Dallas readied for its
win-or-go-home game Sunday against the Eagles. Williams, who has
been dealing with a foot injury, has 17 receptions for 194 yards
and one TD since the Cowboys dealt their 1st, 3rd and 6th-round
picks to the Lions to acquire him. Cowboys HC Phillips said a
number of factors have played a role in Williams' lack of
production with the Cowboys. He came to the team at midseason and
didn't play with Romo, who was out with a finger injury, for 3
weeks, Phillips explained. And Williams' foot injury has also
affected him, Phillips said. "I think we do need to get
comfortable with him," Phillips said. "I don't think we've come to
that point. We haven't had that feel yet. But I think we will as
we go along or certainly next year." Williams said he has not been
hindered by the injury - and that he is getting open on the field.
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