So, with that said, here is the first in a series of numerous post-season The Landry Hat Awards:

Tony Romo: Tony did have a few good games in there when he wasn’t hurt, but he had some pretty bad ones too. He was nowhere near the premier quarterback that we were supposed to have. Although his numbers aren’t bad (61% completion percent, 26 touchdowns with only 14 interceptions and a 91.4 percent QB rating), Tony didn’t show up in the big games like we needed him to (see: Dallas vs. Baltimore, Philadelphia). He gets worse as the season wears on, and has more Cowboys fans cursing his name than shouting it in joy.

Marion Barber: Barber was hurt for a majority of the season, but when he was playing, he was a shadow of the running back we’ve seen in past years. His 7 rushing touchdowns and 3.7 yards per carry as a starter left lots to be desired. Maybe he isn’t that starting running back we thought we had after all.

Mike Jenkins: The first-rounder from South Florida might not be all we expected him to be, either. He did have a nice interception return against the Giants, but he doesn’t look like he wants to tackle anybody. Jenkins finished with 19 tackles on the season, 17 less than fellow rookie and 5th round pick Orlando Scandrick.

Roy Williams: The safety looked lost for the few games he was on the field. His coverage is getting worse, he’s still absurdly slow and he can’t hit like he used to. A few fans probably applauded when he broke his arm.Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

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