07-Nov-2009 18:44pm
 
Jason Williams
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#58 Jason Williams
 Pos: Linebacker
NFL Team: DAL
Injury: OK
Experience: 0
College: Western Illinois
Height: 73
Weight: 246
Born: 2/21/1986
SUMMARY
The Cowboys defense might have allowed a few more points than normal last season (23 points per game), but they led the league in sacks (59). DeMarcus Ware has become one of the top pass rushers in the game and should be for years to come. The entire unit did a great job getting after the passer, which was needed since the secondary disappointed (eight interceptions). The secondary didn't make many improvements during the offseason, so this could be a concern once again this season. The special teams could get a boost with a healthy Felix Jones back. He scored a return touchdown in his limited action last season.
FANTASY OUTLOOK
A top-ten fantasy defense as long as Ware is around. This unit will get a ton of sacks. And a healthy Jones gives them good TD potential in the return game. Now if they could just start making some plays in the secondary, the Cowboys might be the best fantasy defense in the game.
2009-09-24 19:23:02
Dallas Cowboys LB Jason Williams (ankle) is out of a protective boot and he might return to practice next week.
Source: KFFL.com
2009-09-17 18:13:02
Dallas Cowboys LB Jason Williams (ankle) will be out for at least two more weeks because of a high ankle sprain.
Source: KFFL.com
2009-09-01 13:03:02
Josh Ellis, of DallasCowboys.com, reports Dallas Cowboys LB Jason Williams (ankle) will miss four-to-six weeks with a high ankle sprain. The team plans to keep him on the active roster for now, anticipating he will be able to return a month and a half from now.
Source: KFFL.com
2009-08-06 15:33:02
Tim MacMahon, of The Dallas Morning News, reports Dallas Cowboys LB Jason Williams likely will not make a big impact on defense this season because his reaction time is about two or three steps slow during practice. It will likely take him some time to learn the inside linebacker position.
Source: KFFL.com
2009 Draft Guide - Def / STs
 # 1  Pittsburgh SteelersPIT  
 # 2  Philadelphia EaglesPHI Hot
 # 3  New York GiantsNYG  
 # 4  Minnesota VikingsMIN  
 # 5  Baltimore RavensBAL  
 # 6  New York JetsNYJ Sleeper
 # 7  Tennessee TitansTEN  
 # 8  Tampa Bay BuccaneersTAM  
 # 9  Arizona CardinalsARI  
 # 10  Dallas CowboysDAL  
 # 11  New England PatriotsNWE  
 # 12  Indianapolis ColtsIND  
 # 13  San Diego ChargersSDG  
 # 14  Chicago BearsCHI  
 # 15  Miami DolphinsMIA  
 # 16  Green Bay PackersGNB Sleeper
 # 17  Washington RedskinsWAS  
 # 18  Carolina PanthersCAR  
 # 19  Seattle SeahawksSEA Sleeper
 # 20  San Francisco 49ersSFO  
 # 21  Buffalo BillsBUF  
 # 22  Houston TexansHOU  
 # 23  Jacksonville JaguarsJAC Cold
 # 24  Atlanta FalconsATL  
 # 25  Oakland RaidersOAK  
 # 26  New Orleans SaintsNOR  
 # 27  Cincinnati BengalsCIN  
 # 28  St. Louis RamsSTL  
 # 29  Cleveland BrownsCLE  
 # 30  Kansas City ChiefsKAN  
 # 31  Detroit LionsDET  
 # 32  Denver BroncosDEN  
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