The Facts: Tony Romo heaped praise on Williams, noting that the third-receiver has had a "great month" with Dez Bryant skipping offseason practices. "That's one of the most exciting things I have seen," Romo said, "is just Terrance's ability to take that next step and just grow and get better."

Diehards Line: As NFL.com's Chris Wesseling suggested, Williams' development is reminiscent of Texans wideout DeAndre Hopkins taking advantage of Andre Johnson's absence last offseason. Bryant will eventually return, but the temporary promotion to No. 1 receiver has clearly helped. In his first two seasons, Williams has caught 81 passes for 1,357 yards and 13 touchdowns. His eight touchdowns last season were impressive, but he had only 12 catches in the final eight games of the regular season with Bryant, Jason Witten and Cole Beasley playing larger roles in the passing game. With a handful of effective targets and the Cowboys taking a run-first approach in general, it's good to hear Williams is picking up the pace.