Dave_in-NC
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It would be nice to just have a healthy starting LB corps for the season. I would bring him back though because he can play all the spots.
Twitter: Justin Durant cleared for offseason workouts
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Nightman
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I heard we just signed Derrick Rose.........
Between Lee, McClain and Durant we might be OK.........McRantlee
FuzzyLumpkins
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Who has missed a higher percentage of games since coming to the Cowboys: Durant or Lee?
RastaRocket
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Why did I think he was done for good? Was that said at one point?
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Best playing lb on the team until he got hurt. Get him signed.
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just game film.......I kid, I kid
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Unless this was tweeted by Jaywan I don't believe it
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Cowboys' Durant cleared for offseason workouts after biceps injury
David Helman
FOX Sports Southwest
http://www.foxsports.com/southwest/...offseason-workouts-after-biceps-injury-022615
Justin Durant has been cleared to participate in the offseason program â it's just a matter of whose program that will be.
Durant tweeted Wednesday morning that he had been cleared to participate in offseason workouts, just four months removed from tearing his biceps on Oct. 28.
"Cleared to fully participate in offseason workouts...making progress mane," Durant said via his Twitter account.
It's big news for Durant, but it's also an interesting development for the Cowboys' approaching free agency window. Durant is one of three free agent linebackers with starting experience on the Dallas roster, and his availability may make him all the more appealing to re-sign for 2015.
The eight-year veteran was an integral part of the Dallas defense in the first half of 2014, making 50 stops in six games for a linebacking corps that was missing Sean Lee. It was easily the best stretch of Durant's two-year stay in Dallas â which made it all the more painful for the Cowboys when he tore his bicep in the Week 8 loss to the Commanders.
How the Cowboys negotiate with their free agent linebackers â Durant, Bruce Carter and Rolando McClain â is one of the most interesting aspects of their offseason. Durant will turn 30 during the 2015 season, and he has also had injury issues during both of his seasons with the team. Those things might be cause for concern, though they also might make him the most affordable of the three.
Sean Lee, who missed all of 2014 with a torn ACL, is also expected to be ready for the offseason program. Should the Cowboys decide to bring Durant back, he gives them a versatile option alongside Lee and Anthony Hitchens. Durant has spent time at all three linebacker spots during his stay at Valley Ranch.
David Helman
FOX Sports Southwest
http://www.foxsports.com/southwest/...offseason-workouts-after-biceps-injury-022615
Justin Durant has been cleared to participate in the offseason program â it's just a matter of whose program that will be.
Durant tweeted Wednesday morning that he had been cleared to participate in offseason workouts, just four months removed from tearing his biceps on Oct. 28.
"Cleared to fully participate in offseason workouts...making progress mane," Durant said via his Twitter account.
It's big news for Durant, but it's also an interesting development for the Cowboys' approaching free agency window. Durant is one of three free agent linebackers with starting experience on the Dallas roster, and his availability may make him all the more appealing to re-sign for 2015.
The eight-year veteran was an integral part of the Dallas defense in the first half of 2014, making 50 stops in six games for a linebacking corps that was missing Sean Lee. It was easily the best stretch of Durant's two-year stay in Dallas â which made it all the more painful for the Cowboys when he tore his bicep in the Week 8 loss to the Commanders.
How the Cowboys negotiate with their free agent linebackers â Durant, Bruce Carter and Rolando McClain â is one of the most interesting aspects of their offseason. Durant will turn 30 during the 2015 season, and he has also had injury issues during both of his seasons with the team. Those things might be cause for concern, though they also might make him the most affordable of the three.
Sean Lee, who missed all of 2014 with a torn ACL, is also expected to be ready for the offseason program. Should the Cowboys decide to bring Durant back, he gives them a versatile option alongside Lee and Anthony Hitchens. Durant has spent time at all three linebacker spots during his stay at Valley Ranch.
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This is good news. We should have at least Lee, Hitchens and Durant in addition to the unknowns. I'd like to see Carter and Ro back healthy. Looking forward to seeing where and how they play Watson.
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Well, there is video of Durant walking out of a Target around Christmas carrying a $10 and a $20 but shows him putting the $10 in the Salvation Army kettle and pocketing the $20. That's easily five times worse than the Rice video.
