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Here it is Dayton
Hunter expects to be traded to Jets today
Cowboys cornerback needs to pass physical for deal to go through
03:19 AM CDT on Thursday, July 14, 2005
By JEAN-JACQUES TAYLOR / The Dallas Morning News
IRVING – Cornerback Pete Hunter said he hopes to be a member of the New York Jets by the end of today.
Hunter, who flew to New York on Wednesday, is expected to meet with Jets officials and take a physical today. If he passes the physical, Hunter said he expects to be traded to the Jets and given a chance to compete for the starting job.
Dallas will probably receive a late-round draft choice for Hunter.
The Cowboys could not be reached for comment
"I'm excited about the opportunity to be on the field," said Hunter, who has three career interceptions, "and I'm happy about having a chance to come home and play and all of the good stuff that comes with that."
Hunter, a native of Atlantic City, N.J., was a fifth-round selection in 2002. He won the starting job in training camp last season after Mario Edwards signed a free-agent deal with Tampa Bay. He tore his anterior cruciate ligament in the third game against Washington and did not play again.
Hunter became upset with the Cowboys in March, when they signed free-agent cornerback Anthony Henry and gave him a $10 million signing bonus. The Cowboys wanted Hunter to consider moving to free safety, where he could compete for a starting job, but he balked.
Hunter, a restricted free agent, didn't get any nibbles in free agency and signed a one-year tender with the club for the minimum salary of $655,000. He participated in the club's off-season program and its three-day minicamp.
The Cowboys were expected to use Hunter at free safety in the dime defense, which uses six defensive backs.
If Hunter is traded to the Jets, then Keith Davis, Izell Reese and Lynn Scott will compete for playing time in the nickel and dime defenses.
Supplemental draft today: The NFL's supplemental draft is today, but the Cowboys aren't expected to make any selections. Two of the more attractive players are USC defensive tackle Manuel Wright and ex-Clemson receiver Roscoe Crosby.