1. A Look at the Dallas Cowboys’ 2010 fantasy season

2. 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

3. 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

4. And Then… Insert Jon Kitna

5. 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

6. The Running Game: Low Expectations x 2

7. Jones: 531 rushing yards, 0 touchdowns – ranked 31 st among RBs Barber: 313 rushing yards, 3 touchdowns – ranked 48 th among RBs Not much production, after all

8. Miles Austin 81 catches, 1,320 yards, 11 TDs in 2009

9. First four games 31 catches 474 yards 2 touchdowns 58 fantasy points

10. 25 catches 330 yards 3 touchdowns 46 fantasy points Next eight games

11. WHO IS #2? Roy Williams, the disappointing veteran Dez Bryant, the explosive and talented rookie

12. Bryant 45 catches 561 yards 8 total touchdowns 98 fantasy points Williams 34 catches 501 yards 5 touchdowns 74 fantasy points

13. 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)

14. A Look at the Dallas Cowboys’ 2010 fantasy season