Any training camp news

[snookdad]

Ok So im a big sports radio junkie, but I live in Houston. So of course any Cowboys news I get is going to be Mockery or hate. I try listening to the Fan on I heart radio, but those guys IMO are very corner and hardly ever seem to talk football. Any of you guys live in the Dallas/Fort worth area or near.......damn Oxnard Cali. lol who can give me some insight. I almost appeared to be a fraud lol right. Oxnard

 

[cowboycolors]

the fan is the official station however the Ticket 1310 am is better with objectivity and ESPN well they still sux moose dong

other than that u know all the other hookups

 

[jarntt]

Yet To Practice In Camp With Sore Knee, Scope Expected For TE Hanna

OXNARD, Calif. – Having returned to Dallas for further examination on his sore knee, tight end James Hanna is expected to undergo a scope after spending all of training camp to date on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.

Hanna has been dealing with a bone bruise in his knee, and the team has hoped it would improve with rest. The Cowboys’ Sept. 11 season opener against the Giants is less than a month away, so it remains to be seen whether the fifth-year veteran will be ready in time for Week 1.

The Cowboys re-signed Hanna to a new three-year contract in March. A reliable blocker, he also had nine catches for 79 yards in 14 games last season playing 22 percent of the offensive snaps.

With Hanna sidelined and the Cowboys taking a deliberate approach with Gavin Escobar in his return from an Achilles injury, second-year tight end Geoff Swaim has gotten extra reps in practice and played the majority of last Saturday's preseason opener against the Rams.


Behind longtime starter Jason Witten, the Cowboys also have rookies Austin Traylor and Rico Gathers on the roster.

 

[jarntt]

3 PUP/NFI Players Moved To Active Roster; Zeke & Tyron To Sit Out Monday

OXNARD, Calif. – The Cowboys will welcome some reinforcements to the roster as they begin their final week of west coast practices.

The team announced Monday that Maliek Collins, Benson Mayowa andDamien Wilson have passed their physicals and have been moved to the active roster. Collins and Mayowa were on the Physically Unable to Perform list after suffering injuries during the spring, while Wilson as on the Non-Football Injury list after hurting his eye playing paintball.

The trio should add some depth along the defensive line and at linebacker, though the Cowboys aren’t going to throw them into practice right away.

“They’ll work their way back into practice by doing individual first – we’ll see how they’re doing there,” said Cowboys coach Jason Garrett. “We might do more with them today as practice goes on.”

The two defensive linemen will be sure to draw interest as they work their way back toward the action. Collins was the Cowboys’ third-round pick this past spring, and there’s hope he can make an immediate impact from the defensive tackle spot. Mayowa is one of the most intriguing additions to this roster, as the Cowboys signed him to a three-year contract in free agency despite his limited experience.

“It starts today for me, really – getting back with my boys and doing what I’m supposed to do,” Mayowa said.

The Cowboys’ offense, meanwhile, is still waiting to get back up to full strength.Ezekiel Elliott turned heads on Monday morning when he took every first-team snap at the team walkthrough, but Garrett said he isn’t expected to return fully just yet.

“I don’t anticipate him practicing today,” Garrett said. “He might do a little bit of individual stuff. Hopefully here in the next couple of days.”

Tyron Smith also won’t practice Monday after sitting out of the preseason opener during the weekend. Garrett said after the Cowboys’ 28-24 loss to the Rams that Smith sat out after suffering a stinger last week. Smith may go through the individual portion of practice, but he won’t participate with the team.