Manziel would make sense as he is looking to get his career back on track, he’s been on the record as saying he would like to play for Dallas, and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said that he would like to help Manziel and then sign him.
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National Football League training camps are under way all over the country, and you know what that means: It’s time to break down photos, videos and interviews in excruciating detail to determine who’s in the famed Best Shape of Their Life™, and who’s going to be in the doghouse with their coaches.
“It’s a little bit of stiffness and what not, but he’s doing his routine when he’s supposed to and he gets treatment on it and there’s no issues”.
It was the first time Romo and Bryant were in pads together since Thanksgiving of a year ago. Things look good for the offense.
More recently, the two teams practiced together during last year’s training camp.
“Ah man, it never left”, Bryant said. I’ve probably had the same kind of routine I’ve had before just because we know that works. It is much easier to be vulnerable when you are 26 and do not have a collection of scars from back and shoulder surgeries on your body.
That extra attention was made evident in a video taken by Cowboys beat writer Clarence Hill, who captured Dallas head coach Jason Garrett getting some one-on-one time in with Prescott on Tuesday. “It’s just not letting yourself down, you are letting your teammates down”.
Dallas went just 1-11 with him out of action and finished just 4-12 overall last season, so hitting the reset button this year is necessary all the way around for the Cowboys. Lawrence is out four games and McClain will be gone the first 10. However, staying healthy for a full season has been his biggest struggle as of late and now the pressure is on for Romo to stay on the field.
The Cowboys young pass rushers will have a lot to prove this preseason, as they look to silence the critics and build some momentum going into the regular season.
Crawford had five sacks last season at defensive tackle. If Romo had packed on a few pounds, we would understand, but it sounds like he hasn’t.
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Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones echoed this sentiment, speaking to Drew Davison of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
