Fantasy Football: Welcome to Fantasy Relevance Roy Williams

  This guy has already been fantasy relevant.  But the situation that he is apart of now puts his "relevance" through the roof. Williams is entering his sixth season in the league, and first full season with the Dallas Cowboys after previously spending his first five seasons with the Detroit Lions. He didn't do much when he was traded to the 'Boys mid-way during the season (only accumulating nineteen catches for 198 yards and a score), but remember that he was the third and sometimes fourth option for Quarterback Tony Romo. Now that Top Option Terrell Owens is gone though, the door has been left wide open for Williams to emerge as one of Romo's favorite target. Certainly Williams is capable of the load that is sure to come his way. Take a look at these stats year-by-year while apart of arguably the NFL's worst team:   2004: 817 yards, 1 touchdown 2005: 686 yards, 1 touchdown 2006: 1,310 yards, 2 touchdowns 2007: 838 yards, 2 touchdowns   You can't ... (link)