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July 28, 2009
Pre-training camp 53-man roster projection
11:00 AM Tue, Jul 28, 2009
Tim MacMahon/Blogger
I'll revise this list a few times over the next month. But I'm so confident in this list that I don't get at least 50 of the 53 right, we'll refund your blog subscription fees for August.
QB (3)
Tony Romo
Jon Kitna
Stephen McGee
Fourth-round pick McGee will get plenty of opportunity to make an impression during training camp after primarily watching and learning this spring.
RB (3)
Marion Barber
Felix Jones
Tashard Choice
Choice is determined to prove he deserves a defined role in a loaded backfield.
FB (1)
Deon "Cricket" Anderson
Don't count out Oklahoma State product Julius Crosslin, who spent last season on the practice squad.
TE (3)
Jason Witten
Martellus Bennett
John Phillips
Phillips' blocking ability probably gives him an edge over Scott Chandler and Rodney Hannah.
WR (5)
Roy Williams
Miles Austin
Patrick Crayton
Sam Hurd
Isaiah Stanback
Unlike the last two seasons, Stanback's spot on the roster isn't a sure thing, especially if his health problems continue.
OL (9)
Flozell Adams
Kyle Kosier
Andre Gurode
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Montrae Holland
Cory Procter
Pat McQuistan
Doug Free
Third-round pick Robert Brewster will spend his rookie season on injured reserve after tearing his pectoral.
NT (2)
Jay Ratliff
Junior Siavii
They're counting on Siavii despite the fact that he couldn't stick with a team the last three seasons.
DE (5)
Igor Olshansky
Marcus Spears
Stephen Bowen
Jason Hatcher
Marcus Dixon
If the Cowboys opt to keep only nine offensive linemen, that could open a roster spot for Dixon, who caught the coaches' eye with his work on the practice squad last season.
OLB (4)
DeMarcus Ware
Anthony Spencer
Brandon Williams
Victor Butler
Spencer has proven himself as a good run defender. He needs to show he can take advantage of pass blocking schemes focused on slowing down Ware.
ILB (5)
Bradie James
Keith Brooking
Bobby Carpenter
Jason Williams
Stephen Hodge
Hodge just started jogging recently after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his knee.
CB (5)
Terence Newman
Orlando Scandrick
Mike Jenkins
Alan Ball
Mike Mickens
Don't count out Courtney Brown, especially if the coaches decide that Ball will primarily play free safety.
S (4)
Ken Hamlin
Gerald Sensabaugh
Michael Hamlin
DeAngelo Smith
Pat Watkins, a liability when he's been forced into the defensive lineup, has a chance because of his special teams ability.
SPEC. (4)
P Mat McBriar
K Nick Folk
K David Buehler
LS L.P. Ladouceur
Phillips guy Matt Stewart will try to take Ladouceur's job, but that's a long shot.
Pre-training camp 53-man roster projection
11:00 AM Tue, Jul 28, 2009
Tim MacMahon/Blogger
I'll revise this list a few times over the next month. But I'm so confident in this list that I don't get at least 50 of the 53 right, we'll refund your blog subscription fees for August.
QB (3)
Tony Romo
Jon Kitna
Stephen McGee
Fourth-round pick McGee will get plenty of opportunity to make an impression during training camp after primarily watching and learning this spring.
RB (3)
Marion Barber
Felix Jones
Tashard Choice
Choice is determined to prove he deserves a defined role in a loaded backfield.
FB (1)
Deon "Cricket" Anderson
Don't count out Oklahoma State product Julius Crosslin, who spent last season on the practice squad.
TE (3)
Jason Witten
Martellus Bennett
John Phillips
Phillips' blocking ability probably gives him an edge over Scott Chandler and Rodney Hannah.
WR (5)
Roy Williams
Miles Austin
Patrick Crayton
Sam Hurd
Isaiah Stanback
Unlike the last two seasons, Stanback's spot on the roster isn't a sure thing, especially if his health problems continue.
OL (9)
Flozell Adams
Kyle Kosier
Andre Gurode
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Montrae Holland
Cory Procter
Pat McQuistan
Doug Free
Third-round pick Robert Brewster will spend his rookie season on injured reserve after tearing his pectoral.
NT (2)
Jay Ratliff
Junior Siavii
They're counting on Siavii despite the fact that he couldn't stick with a team the last three seasons.
DE (5)
Igor Olshansky
Marcus Spears
Stephen Bowen
Jason Hatcher
Marcus Dixon
If the Cowboys opt to keep only nine offensive linemen, that could open a roster spot for Dixon, who caught the coaches' eye with his work on the practice squad last season.
OLB (4)
DeMarcus Ware
Anthony Spencer
Brandon Williams
Victor Butler
Spencer has proven himself as a good run defender. He needs to show he can take advantage of pass blocking schemes focused on slowing down Ware.
ILB (5)
Bradie James
Keith Brooking
Bobby Carpenter
Jason Williams
Stephen Hodge
Hodge just started jogging recently after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his knee.
CB (5)
Terence Newman
Orlando Scandrick
Mike Jenkins
Alan Ball
Mike Mickens
Don't count out Courtney Brown, especially if the coaches decide that Ball will primarily play free safety.
S (4)
Ken Hamlin
Gerald Sensabaugh
Michael Hamlin
DeAngelo Smith
Pat Watkins, a liability when he's been forced into the defensive lineup, has a chance because of his special teams ability.
SPEC. (4)
P Mat McBriar
K Nick Folk
K David Buehler
LS L.P. Ladouceur
Phillips guy Matt Stewart will try to take Ladouceur's job, but that's a long shot.

