Cowboys RB Sent for Doping Test After Torching Chiefs in Week 13
Dallas, TX – In a shocking postgame twist, Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams was immediately pulled for a random NFL doping test just minutes after his team’s thrilling 31-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 13.
And the reason? According to fans and teammates — he played too well.
Breakout Game Turns Into Suspicion?
Javonte Williams, the former Denver Broncos back with a torn ACL history and minimal preseason expectations, erupted against the Chiefs’ vaunted defense:
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17 carries for 122 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns
A staggering 7.1 yards per carry
A 43-yard game-changing run in the third quarter
5 broken tackles and 4 clutch first downs in the final stretch
He added 4 catches for 36 receiving yards, making him a dual-threat weapon all game long.
With this performance, Williams now boasts:
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931 rushing yards
10 rushing touchdowns
An adjusted EPA per rush of +0.15, ranking among the top 5 RBs in the NFL
From Forgotten Backup to RB1 — and Now Under Scrutiny
When the Cowboys signed Williams as a free agent, most expected him to merely share carries — if he could even stay healthy. But he quickly surpassed Rico Dowdle and Jaydon Blue to claim 66% of offensive snaps — the most by any Dallas back.
His success isn’t just explosive — it’s efficient:
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42% success rate per carry (top 10 NFL)
27% of touches result in a first down or touchdown
Dallas’ run game now ranks 12th in total yards/game, up from bottom-third preseason projections
Coach Schottenheimer: “This Is Ridiculous”
When asked about the sudden doping test, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer didn’t hold back:
“I find it ridiculous. He’s been struggling for a year. Nobody cared when he was recovering. Nobody cared when he was the fourth man on the bench. Now he’s broken through and they pull him out for testing? If that’s what the league sees as progress, it’s sad.”
He added:
“There’s nothing fake about Javonte. He’s the real deal. He earned every yard out there.”
Fan Outrage Explodes Online
Within hours, hashtags like #FreeJavonte and #CowboysHaters began trending on X (formerly Twitter). Some of the top fan reactions included:
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“He got tested because he cooked the Chiefs. Unreal.”
“NFL really can’t stand to see Dallas thriving.”
“They only test you when you’re great.”
The Comeback Story of 2025?
With Dallas now at 7-5-1 and pushing for a Wild Card berth, Javonte Williams is no longer an underdog — he’s the engine of a balanced Cowboys offense.
From “just another signing” to NFL breakout star, his name is now being whispered in Comeback Player of the Year discussions — and maybe more.
Conclusion
Whether the test result comes back clean (as expected) or not, one thing is certain:
Javonte Williams is no longer being ignored. He’s being feared.
And the NFL just might have to get used to it.
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