According to Warren Sapp, former teammate Brad Johnson was the 'snitch' that provided the infamous below quote to ESPN. "He's insecure about it. The thing that bothers me more than anything about this problem is that it's always something with him -- San Fran, Philly and here, always something. And he brings other people into it. You know, he talks to Sam Hurd and Roy Williams, who just got here and doesn't really know these guys. T.O. talks to him and so now he probably thinks Witten politics with Tony for the ball. "That's so far from the truth. You think Tony is throwing to him because that's his buddy? His best buddy is Bobby Carpenter, and that's not helping him too much. It's crazy to think that, and I hate that he acts that way." At the time, Jason Witten was blamed as the 'snitch', which was illogical considering the quote.

DeMarcus Ware remains patient because he fully expects a contract extension with the Cowboys to be completed before the start of the season. "I'm not frustrated because at the end of the day, I know I can play," said Ware, who led the league with 20 sacks in 2008. "Like I say, I'm a Ferrari. The only thing I do is appreciate. It's on them to get it done." The Cowboys have had discussions with Ware's agent, Pat Dye, over the last few months. With the draft done, those talks could increase over the next few months. Ware, a three-time Pro Bowler in his first four years, jokingly offered a solution in reference to his uniform number. "It's not $51 [million]," Ware said. "It might not be $100 [million]. It's somewhere between the two. Maybe it's $94 [million]."

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones feels as though the team had a good draft despite not having a first round pick, and dealing away their second round selection. "We really maximized our draft without a No. 1," Jones said. "Everybody would have loved to have a No. 1. But I would not have wanted it at the expense of not having Roy Williams. I think we were able to direct the picks at the part of the draft in the third and fourth round and do some damage in getting players to help us in a lot of different ways." The team realizes that fans and pundits are going to knock their selections, because people focus on high-round selections. "It's hard if you are a fan to be excited because all you hear about are the first-round picks," Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said. "It's not hard for us to be excited. We are as excited as we have ever been about the draft. The numbers and opportunities are every bit as exciting as if we had two 1s and two 2s."

Roy Williams struggled to acclimate himself to the Cowboys following his trade from Detroit last season. But Jerry Jones remains optimistic that the wide receiver will become a valuable part of the club. "The verdict is really still out, but I would absolutely do that trade again," Jones said.

The Cowboys have a number of high-quality running backs, and could use one of them to complete a draft day deal for another pick. Tashard Choice appears to be the leading candidate to be traded, perhaps for a third or fourth round pick. Dallas has Marion Barber, Felix Jones, Choice, Alonzo Coleman and Deon Anderson at running back.

The Jets are no longer courting restricted free agent receiver Miles Austin, according to a source close to the franchise. The source called the talks "dead." New York would have had to give up a second round pick to Dallas, the compensation for signing a restricted free agent like Austin.

Cowboys restricted free agent Miles Austin visited the Jets on Friday, but he hasn't received a tender off from New York yet. The Jets have until April 17 to make an offer, after which the Cowboys will have one week to match the offer or receive a second-round draft pick from the Jets.

Buffalo's Terrell Owens has responded to comments made by Troy Aikman following the receiver's release from Dallas earlier this offseason. "That's fine. Troy's Troy," Owens said. "I think he has three Super Bowl rings so he has the authority to say that. So other than that, I'm fine. I've been called selfish pretty much throughout my career. I think I'm in good company. Jerry Rice has been called selfish before, as well as a number of other guys. You know, I'm still probably going to be called selfish. So other than that, it doesn't bother me what he says." Aikman endorsed the Cowboys decision to release Owens.

The Cowboys want to keep wide receiver Miles Austin, but the Jets are making a strong push to sign the restricted free agent. One option, if Dallas needs to replace Austin, would be to sign free agent receiver Matt Jones. The Cowboys could sign Jones, who was released by Jacksonville amid league issues, to a low-risk contract.

Miles Austin has yet to sign his restricted free-agent tender with the Dallas Cowboys. According to sources, he is being courted by the New York Jets. He has an end-of-the-week visit set up to meet Jets coaches and front office personnel. But the Cowboys still expect to have him in the fold for 2009, as Austin is expected to be a big part of the offense next season. "That?s not happening," the source said Tuesday night about losing Austin. "We are going to do something."