Roy Williams News

Trade CJ, but you won't get much for him. Teams will be afraid he is just another Roy Williams.

We hear that the Cowboys are not concerned about WR Roy Williams expressing his frustration over not catching more passes.

Despite two 100-yard performances in three career games in Philadelphia , the Cowboys' Roy Williams is no great fan of the "City of Brotherly Love." Williams recently discussed his history with the city in the Philadelphia Daily News , describing struggles on and off the field.

While his lower-paid teammate breaks records, Cowboys receiver Roy Williams sounds like a broken record.

Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams has not lived up to expectations since Dallas traded for him.

Roy Williams has not had good experiences on the field against the Eagles, and he says his family was not treated well by the fans because they were wearing Cowboys gear during their visit.

His hand-picked general manager just got ushered out of the building. His personal assistant was cut loose last week.

Free Press sports writer Carlos Monarrez looks at five moves the Lions made before this season and how they've worked out.

It's about that time when fantasy football experts start putting out their midseason report cards and lavishing praise on the likes of Matt Schaub, Cedric Benson and the Giants' Steve Smith.

Each week, Steve Schrader hands out "Stevies" to the best, the worst and the weirdest from the week that was in sports.

Sitting in the ABC analyst's seat for Texas-Oklahoma State at 7 CDT on Saturday night will be Matt Millen.

Jon Jansen's mindset in his position switch on the Lions' offensive line should fit every player at every position on a team desperate to establish a winning identity.

Red Wings senior vice president Jimmy Devellano, on The Fan 590 in Toronto, addressed the "what's wrong with the Red Wings" question.

The Dallas Cowboys traded for Roy Williams in 2008 for a first-, third-, and sixth-rounder from the Detroit Lions.A At this point in time, it is very easy to say the Lions have come out on top.

Bengals rookie safety Tom Nelson grew up in Arlington Heights cheering for the Bears, watching his father's VHS tape of the 1985 season as well as the Saturday Night Live skits from the early 1990s that featured Chris Farley, George Wendt as part of Bill Swerski's Super Fans.

Here are a few wide receivers whose values are rising or falling based on news from early this week: MOVING UP Miles Austin , Cowboys.

Detroit Lions general manager Martin Mayhew, after witnessing his team's 26-0 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, has now watched his team lose five of its first six games.

With the NFL's trade deadline today at 4 p.m., the Lions -- like every team in the league -- are making and taking phone calls about potential deals.

Call me Dr. Doctor this morning, and the doctor is in -- with an evaluation and prognosis on the health and future of Matthew Stafford.

Miles Austin scored the winning touchdown in overtime on a 60-yard catch-and-run to cap a huge game in place of the injured Roy Williams, and the Dallas Cowboys escaped with a 26-20 overtime victory Sunday over Kansas City.