What Jerry Jones Means By “Poison Pill”

March 22, 2010   ·   James Williamson   ·   Jump to comments

Miles Austin is, without a doubt, an incredible receiver. His first start was against Kansas City and he had 10 catches for 250 yards and a pair of touchdowns, including the game-winner in overtime.
When my father and I saw that last touchdown in our living room during the game, my jaw dropped and stayed there while my father’s eyes became the size of ping-pong balls. 
He didn't stop there either. The next game against Atlanta after the bye week, he had six catches for 171 yards and another pair of touchdowns.
His biggest highlight to me was when Dallas was playing Philadelphia in their house, and he catches the only touchdown by running his route perfectly past Sheldon Brown, who Tony Romo pump-faked out of position, to win the game. It was 49 yards.
In 12 starts, and some playing time in the other four games, he accumulated 1,320 receiving yards off of 81 catches and 11 touchdowns. That’s an average of 16.3 yards per catch, 5.1 catches per game, a...

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