Rookie Dwayne Harris gave the Cowboys their longest kickoff return of the year last week, a 51-yarder against the Philadelphia Eagles. But he wasn’t impressed with it because it didn’t lead to a score.
“It was decent,” he said.
Harris got two games as the lead kickoff returner early in the year, averaged 24.7 yards on three returns and was sent to the practice squad for eight weeks. He was called up for the Giants game and finally got two chances in the Philadelphia game, averaging 42.5 yards.
“I’m definitely a better student of the game from the beginning of the year to now,” he said. “I’m reading locks a little better. I’m making it easier on myself.”
-- Carlos Mendez
He runs a 4.53...a tad faster than Wes Welker. He also plays fast.
He's fast enough
Posted by: JFC | December 29, 2011 at 11:59 AM
No place in the article does he "promise to score". You just can't trust reporters or the editors anymore when reading anything they report these days! Sometimes I think all they want to do is stir up s*&t!
Posted by: Phil | December 29, 2011 at 10:13 AM
He would have scored, if he didn't run a 4.58
Posted by: Vix | December 28, 2011 at 06:48 PM