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Roy Williams

            
             Roy Williams when they hear his name some think of him as one of the greatest free safety to play the game of football, some think of him as one of the hardest hitting free safety of all time and some think of him as no one. But you want to know what I think and what some famous coaches think. Well Roy Williams is about to enter his third season with the Dallas Cowboys and is coming off of a 10-6 record and his first probowl game in Hawaii. Roy Williams is not just a football player but Roy Williams is a black man and helpful man and after Roy Williams signed his first pro contract he contributed 100,000 toward a new strength facility at the university of Okalahoma, which became part of the schools workout complex. When Roy Williams became a Cowboy in 2002 he was a member of the rookie club, which showed Cowboy rookies community service all around the Dallas area. Now Roy Williams participates in monthly charity visits to non-profit organizations. He also participated as a guest speaker in the united way hometown huddle event for 100 children involved with the Salvation Army. During the 2003 off season Roy Williams was a celebrity escort at the children's cancer fund fashion show Williams, was accompanied by two former Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach and presented the cowboys High school coach of the year award to Todd Dodge of Southlake Carroll High school the Texas 5A state champions. As a college student Roy Williams majored in Sociology at Okalahoma University. Roy Williams has done all this just in two years now as he is entering his third year in the NFL and is entering his third year as a Dallas Cowboy lets see how successful Roy Williams can be off the field as well as on the field.
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