Romo threw for 306 yards and five touchdowns in his last game against the Buccaneers. But while Tampa Bay is not considered a particularly strong team going into the season, they did finish with the fourth-best pass defense in the NFL last season.
Jones showed flashes of brilliance last season before going down with an injury. Expect more of the same during his sophomore season, with the occasional special-teams touchdown.
Crayton is slated as the No. 2 receiver behind Williams on the depth chart. He regressed slightly after his breakout season in 2007 but is expected to benefit from increased opportunities with Terrell Owens having moved on.
Folk was fantasy gold in 2007 when the Cowboys' offense was gangbusters. Less so in '08, with less field-goal and extra-point attempts, but he's still a very viable fantasy option.
With an NFL-high 59 sacks in 2008, you'd think the Cowboys ranked among the best fantasy defenses available. In fact, they're more of a second-tier choice since they surrender a lot of points.
Leftwich, who'd studied Jeff Jagodzinski's West Coast offense, got dealt a tough hand when the Bucs replaced the offensive coordinator with quarterbacks coach Greg Olson. Now he's got to learn a new system on the quick while surrounded by a bunch of ordinary talent.
Bryant missed the entire preseason while recovering from torn meniscus surgery so there are major questions about his timing with Leftwich. Probably safer to stay away for Week 1 if you can.
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