Restricted free agent Stephen Bowen signed his $1.545 million tender offer. The defensive end had 17 tackles last year and will play behind Igor Olshanksy and Jason Hatcher.
There are only two restricted free agents remaining. Wide receivers Sam Hurd and Miles Austin have not signed their tenders. Free Agency ends on April 17th.
Cowboys star tight end Jason Witten was recently honored with a $20,000 grant from NFC Charities. Witten’s foundation named S.C.O.R.E. Foundation works with shelters for battered families.
The Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers have come to an agreement regarding parking spaces. Cowboys fans will be allowed to park in the Rangers parking lots on gamedays. This should ensure that all fans will be able to park no further than a mile from the stadium. The Rangers will keep nearly 100% of the revenue from their lots.
Dates to remember:
A rookie minicamp is set for May 1-3, just a week after the 2010 NFL Draft (April 25-26).
Organized team activity days are set for May 19-21, 26-28, June 2-4 and 8-10.
A mandatory minicamp will be June 16-18.
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hurd and austin need to sign their offers. would make trading them and a pick to move up and draft a receiver less likely. jerry is capable of anything. sign now boys.
Why release TO so Austin and Hurd can get playing time to trade them and a pick to get a WR out of college? That doesn’t make sense. I don’t see JJ trading Austin or letting him get away. Austin and Hurd are better than any of the WRs in the draft because Austin has experience.
And the big keyword is experience and all of the experience is with the Cowboys. They know the playbook, they know the QB. It just doesn’t make much sense to me at all. But you know how fast things can change in Dallas…