> Williams, when healthy, is very close to being a top 10 running back in football, and the list always seems to fluctuate. The issue I have is that they love to rank these guys based on their name and sometimes not even the production they are putting up.
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> If you told me that Williams would go for 1,200 and 11 touchdowns, I think any team that does not have the top 5 running backs in football would take that.
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> The Cowboys’ offense is going to be a top 3 unit in football if they stay healthy, and expect Williams to make the jump inside the top 10 when the rankings come out again a year from now.
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> The offensive line, if they can clean up the penalties, will help produce more big plays on the ground. Tyler Guyton and Terence Steele are fighting for their job, so keep an eye on those tackles as we get into training camp and other parts of the summer like preseason.
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> Now, if Williams does find himself getting hurt, which I hope does not happen, the Cowboys seem to be content with what they are working with in terms depth as the RB2 and RB3.
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> The battle is wide open right now, and I have seen plenty say that Malik Davis is the safe bet, but also think Jaydon Blue has more upside after a disappointing rookie season.
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> I have no idea who will lead the backup spot, but if Williams stay healthy I don’t think we will have to worry about it all that much.
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> **_Daily discussion question: How many wins do you think would guarantee a playoff spot?_**