The other Cowboys who will be heading to the Pro Bowl are Jason Witten, DeMarcus Ware, Leonard Davis, Andre Gurode and Jay Ratliff.

Austin has had an amazing season so far. Like Tony Romo, he was a little-known player that went undrafted. Austin had just 19 catches last season, and he did not start in any game.

Also like Romo, Austin makes the Pro Bowl even though he did not begin the season as a starter. In 11 starts, Austin has gained 1,230 yards on 74 catches. That is tops in the NFC for yardage. He has 11 touchdowns so far. Included in those stats is Austin’s incredible 10 reception, 250-yard game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Of the five Dallas Cowboys named to the Pro Bowl, linebacker Bradie James is not one of them. And that, my friends, is highway robbery.

The Cowboys who will go to the Pro Bowl are DeMarcus Ware, who leads the NFL in sacks, Jason Witten, who leads the team in receptions, Jay Ratliff, who has the most sacks as a nose tackle, Andre Gurode and Leonard Davis is an alternate.

But no Bradie James? He has 99 tackles with an amazing 69 solo tackles and six sacks.

Patrick Willis and Jon Beason beat out James for the two inside linebacker positions. Both have more tackles and solo tackles than James, but have far less sacks. Beason deserved to go, but I am not sure Willis has done much to help his team win, and the overall 49ers defense is pretty weak.