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By Drew Davison
ddavison@star-telegram.com
OXNARD, Calif. For as much praise as teammates and coaches give Greg Hardy for his relentless motor in practice, the defensive lineman hasn’t delivered the “wow” plays yet.
The best thing Hardy has done to date, it seems, is getting as far away from the fights that broke out between the Cowboys and Rams on Tuesday. Outside of that, his impact on the field hasn’t been seen to the naked eye.
Hardy, according to those within the organization, uses practice to work on his weaknesses and become a better all-around player, rather than only working on his strengths.
Look no further than Tuesday’s practice against the St. Louis Rams. Hardy beat Rams undrafted rookie tackle Darrell Williams for a sack on one play, and then was getting pancake-blocked by him on the next.
Hardy continues to work himself back into shape, hoping to lose about 10 more pounds.
“Getting a year off like that, he is still getting back into his rhythm and all those things, but he’s had some flash plays,” defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli said. “And he brings it every day. He practices hard every day, every down. He’s got a lot of pride. We’ve been extremely pleased so far.”
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/article31683008.html#storylink=cpy
ddavison@star-telegram.com
OXNARD, Calif. For as much praise as teammates and coaches give Greg Hardy for his relentless motor in practice, the defensive lineman hasn’t delivered the “wow” plays yet.
The best thing Hardy has done to date, it seems, is getting as far away from the fights that broke out between the Cowboys and Rams on Tuesday. Outside of that, his impact on the field hasn’t been seen to the naked eye.
Hardy, according to those within the organization, uses practice to work on his weaknesses and become a better all-around player, rather than only working on his strengths.
Look no further than Tuesday’s practice against the St. Louis Rams. Hardy beat Rams undrafted rookie tackle Darrell Williams for a sack on one play, and then was getting pancake-blocked by him on the next.
Hardy continues to work himself back into shape, hoping to lose about 10 more pounds.
“Getting a year off like that, he is still getting back into his rhythm and all those things, but he’s had some flash plays,” defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli said. “And he brings it every day. He practices hard every day, every down. He’s got a lot of pride. We’ve been extremely pleased so far.”
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/article31683008.html#storylink=cpy