08-09-2015, 03:48 PM
(08-09-2015, 12:24 AM)2MinutesHate Wrote: I think it was risky for management to bank on the return of a guy with bad legs to a level that was the same or better than before. 700 yards is nothing really special either. 10 TD's is ok but everyone is concentrating on aj too. I think we're weak at WR still. Sanu isn't the answer either.
Marvin sounds frustrated and I wouldn't blame him if jones injury is due to lack of preparation or if he's simply avoiding the contact or practice itself. I think they truly missed a great opportunity to get better at WR during the draft.
Everyone concentrated on Dez Bryant. Terrance Willianms had 621 yards and 8 TDs.
Plus, Dalton spread the ball around a ton in 2013. He had six players with 445 or more yards, and seven players with 4 or more touchdowns.
Comparing to last year:
Matt Ryan had four players with more than 238 yards, and three players with more than 3 touchdowns.
Tony Romo had five players with 416 yards or more, and five players with 4 or more touchdowns..
Matthews Stafford had two players with more than 254 yards, and three players with 4 or more touchdowns.
Many players in the league relied on two main receivers, but Dalton spread the ball around a ton in 2013. Obviously that wasn't the case in 2014. But Marvin Jones was able to put up those stats with that much going on around him, and that's hard to do. Marvin Jones does deserve credit for that year.
Was it a one year wonder? Who knows. But he played well and was one of the few who actually played well in the San Diego playoff game.
