Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin had a rough season in 2011 after missing six games due to a hamstring injury.
During a recent radio interview, he made it clear that he’ll be good to go for next season.
“It feels good. It feels good,” Austin told 1310 The Ticket [KTCK-AM] on Wednesday, per the Dallas Morning News. “[It’s] not an issue.”
Even when Austin was healthy enough to play, it was obvious he wasn’t himself and he ended up having one of his worst seasons in the NFL, with 43 receptions for 579 yards and 7 touchdowns.
Austin will have to bounce back in 2012 to help the Cowboys get back to the playoffs
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