Cowboys safety Williams replaces Taylor in Pro Bowl team

Cowboys' Williams named to Pro bowl roster in Taylor's place

kcudah posted 1/3/2008 from sports.espn.go.com

Dallas Cowboys strong safety Roy Williams was added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster Thursday in place of the late Sean Taylor, the Washington safety voted in as a starter. The NFL also said that Cowboys free safety Ken Hamlin, a first-time Pro Bowler, will replace Taylor as the starter in Hawaii.

ESPN - Despite interest from 2 teams, Pats' McDaniels won't interview for coaching jobs - NFL

McLovin posted 1/3/2008 from sports.espn.go.com

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, who in only his second season in the position presided over a unit that established new league records for touchdowns and points scored, has decided he will not interview for any head coach vacancies this year, ESPN.com has learned. Both the Atlanta Falcons and Baltimore Ravens this week sought permission from Patriots officials to ...

Roy Williams Presents 'Horsecollar That Ho!' DVD Video

Sportaphile posted 1/4/2008 from www.sportaphile.com

Has Roy Williams left you in awe when he dug his hands in the pads of your favorite superstars and yanked them to the ground with the force of 12 mighty oxen? Well now you can learn how to ruin the lower extremities of your foes just like Roy!

Dallas Cowboys Hit Another Milestone As America’s Team

thelandryhat posted 1/4/2008 from thelandryhat.com

Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams will be going to the Pro Bowl this year. The issue is Williams replaces Sean Taylor, who was murdered in his home this season. Riggo’s Rag is reporting here that the replacement is a “slap in the face." No, it is not. Read why.

You Can Fill-In Roy, But You Can’t Replace Him

The Landry Hat | A Dallas Cowboys Blog found this 1/4/2008 on riggosrag.com

The NFL in its infinite wisdom today announced that they would replace the man who was leading the league in INTs when he died with the guy who leads the league in dirty tackles and blown deep coverage assignments. Using Roy Williams, who admittedly ...