I was working the Cowboys' locker room yesterday afternoon, so I didn't have a chance to visit with Redskins safety LaRon Landry. I thought he had one of the best games of his career, and that's why Matt Terl of Redskins Blog fame found himself at Landry's locker.

Landry said he was upset about losing, but he did take some pride in seeing the fear in Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams' eyes. Here's what Landry told Terl about Williams:

"Scared," Landry said flatly. "Yeah. I know [Williams] was. Y'all can quote it, too. Y'all can tell him right now, tell him I'm sayin' it. I can say it right now: yeah, he was scared, I think. I told him he was scared."

So what did Williams say when Landry told he was scared?

"Nothing," Landry said.

And here's how Landry said he could tell Williams was scared.

"Certain pass concepts they had," Landry told Terl. "Certain routes he ran, you could tell he didn't want any part of it."

I'll try to visit with Williams and see what he thinks of Landry's comments. But there's not a lot he can say. He went out and had zero catches. Yes, Tony Romo was off on Sunday, but Williams has to make plays for his quarterback.