Cowboys Training Camp

To clear up the confusion from earlier:

Safety P.J. Locke suffered a non-contact knee injury; as shown in the clip on the previous page.

The "banged" knee was suffered by corner Shavon Revel, who collided with another defender but was fine and did not miss any practice time.
 
Information on Locke's knee is tough to find, but the Fort Worth Star Telegram says a team source indicated "no long term concern".

Locke was taking some first team safety reps with Caleb Downs manning the slot.
 
Mick Shots: Opening camp impressions out west


Locked Up: While the Cowboys, all 91 of them were on the field for the first practice, meaning no one placed on the PUP or NFI list, they nearly got through the first practice without any ailments until defensive back P.J. Locke limped off with head trainer Jim Maurer and into the medical tent. Word is Locke suffered a hyperextended knee but was headed for an imaging test they hope confirms the initial prognosis.
 
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Mick Shots: Opening camp impressions out west


Locked Up: While the Cowboys, all 91 of them were on the field for the first practice, meaning no one placed on the PUP or NFI list, they nearly got through the first practice without any ailments until defensive back P.J. Locke limped off with head trainer Jim Maurer and into the medical tent. Word is Locke suffered a hyperextended knee but was headed for an imaging test they hope confirms the initial prognosis.
Hope all comes back clean. Locke has experience in Parker's scheme and I was hoping he would cut into Malik Hooker's playing time.
 
Man...
I swear!
It's almost like looking at those vintage 70s Steelers defensive lineups and trying to find a weakness with all those Hall of Famers.

Exact same thing with this group!!
COWBOYS!!
I refuse to acknowledge anything good about the stealers..lol
 

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