Word has it that the losers of last year's third place game will keep their double titration tandem intact, despite a disappointing ending to last season. BDT went 9-4 last year and plan bring back (presumably) healed QB Tony Romo and WR1 Miles Austin hoping to make a push to the title game this year.
Romo was full of potential as QB before a season ending collarbone injury, in limited action he picked up 150 fantasy points on 11 TDs and 7 interceptions (!). Even without a quality QB for much of the year Austin was still a force, racking up 150 fantasy points on 8 touchdowns. The potential of double titration leads BDT to gamble again this year letting two quality RBs walk in Turner and Hillis, which if nothing else should make the opening rounds more interesting. Also returning to the draft pool will be another mid-round WR in Colston and a brace of late round QBs. While it remains to be seen whether BDT is serious about this gamble or attempting to psych the market, either way, with standards set this high nothing short of a ring will do for this blue chip.
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