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Hardy impressive, but suspension looms
It’s uncertain when Greg Hardy will be allowed to play. The NFLPA’s appeal of his 10-game suspension for conduct detrimental to the league is currently being reviewed. But the defensive end is already making a major contribution to the Cowboys by bringing a heightened level of intensity to organized team activities that is noticeable.
“I like his work ethic,” defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli said. “It’s every second, every down. The guy never takes a relaxed step the whole day. He is a grinder. He really loves football.”
Hardy, who has lined up on the edge and inside, hasn’t played in a game since September 2014 and appears to be making up for lost time by going through his repetitions with vigor.
Overheard last week in the locker room was a conversation between a pair of his teammates who were marveling at the fact that Hardy’s effort far exceeded the norm in that kind of practice — maybe to the point that he overstepped what was acceptable.
“I can’t say enough positive things about how he’s approached it day-in and day-out, how he has worked, how he talks, how he communicates,” tight end Jason Witten said. “I don’t think he feels like he has to prove something to us. I just think he does it because that’s what he does.”
What to expect in minicamp: More of the same. Hardy was the talk of the organized team activities because of his assiduous approach to practice. Per the guidelines of his suspension, Hardy is allowed to participate in the veteran minicamp, and he should leave his mark during the three-day event.
“Greg Hardy is doing amazing,” defensive tackle Tyrone Crawford said.
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