"[Austin] gets the ball thrown correctly his way," Williams explained. "I'm stretching and falling and doing everything. Everybody who's been here's balls are there. Our footballs [passes from Romo to Williams] are everywhere right now."
Austin has scored five touchdowns in Dallas' last three games while Williams has a total of three catches in that span. Cowboys fans have to be feeling a little deja-TO, although Romo downplayed the issue in a story on the team's Web site.
"We've been through this before with people trying to divide a football team," Romo said. "We're too strong for that. I know the media is going to try to make certain things appear what they may not have actually been; things of that nature. This team is too committed to win and too committed to improve to let anything divide this team."
Williams may not be dividing the Cowboys, but he's poisoning fantasy teams. Austin, on the other hand, has been sensational.
The biggest question is whether these 3-week numbers - 21 receptions, 482 yards and the five scores - are enough to paint Austin as an elite fantasy option. Or will he be falling back to earth very soon? After all, those 482 yards represent more than 52 percent of his career total. The 10 catches he had in his first career start at Kansas City in Week 5 are more than 20 percent.
"This year specifically, to me, what's different is that he's on the field more and so he has more opportunities, " said Eagles defensive coordinator Sean McDermott. "He's a threat out there for sure."
Contest of the week
How many receiving yards will Miles Austin gain this week against Eagles?
