A Look at the Dallas Cowboys’ 2010 fantasy season

Remember

“Standard” scoring

25 passing yards = 1 point

Passing touchdown = 4 points

Interception = -1 point

10 rushing or receiving yards = 1 point

Rushing or receiving touchdown = 6 points

Tony Romo

At Washington: 15 fantasy points

Chicago: 14 fantasy points

At Houston: 19 fantasy points

Tennessee: 22 fantasy points

At Minnesota: 20 fantasy points

“Anything short of 4,200 yards and 25 touchdowns will be a fantasy disappointment” – Andy Behrens, Yahoo Fantasy Sports

And Then…

Insert Jon Kitna

Who’s…Good?

Romo: 148/213, 1605 yards, 11 TDs, 7 INTs

95 fantasy points

Kitna: 148/226, 1703 yards, 11 TDs, 8 INTs

110 fantasy points

The Running Game: Low Expectations x 2

Jones: 531 rushing yards, 0 touchdowns – ranked 31st among RBs

Barber: 313 rushing yards, 3 touchdowns – ranked 48th among RBs

Not much production, after all

Miles Austin

81 catches, 1,320 yards, 11 TDs

in 2009

First four games

31 catches

474 yards

2 touchdowns

58 fantasy points

25 catches

330 yards

3 touchdowns

46 fantasy points

Next

eight

games

WHO

IS

#2?Roy Williams, the disappointing veteran

Dez Bryant, the explosive and talented rookie

Bryant

45 catches

561 yards

8 total touchdowns

98 fantasy points

Williams

34 catches

501 yards

5 touchdowns

74 fantasy points

Seventh straight season with 60+ catches and 700+ yards

Jason Witten: Ole’ reliable

Fourth among TEs in standard leagues

Second in points-per-reception leagues

Leads all tight ends in catches (65) and yards (702)

A Look at the Dallas Cowboys’ 2010 fantasy season