FRISCO (Texas) – The Dallas Cowboys We have reached an agreement with veteran offensive tackles Jason Peters A source claims that they have invited people to join their practice squad.
Peters can sign up for the practice squad to help him get in shape and allow the Cowboys to have some flexibility with their roster. Peter’s, 40 years old, visited The Star in late last week to get medical clearance.
After losing their eight-time Pro Bowl left tackle, the Cowboys made this move. Tyron Smith Because of a broken bone, the surgery required to remove the hamstring. This will keep them out of work until December. They should have insurance at the very least. Tyler Smith struggle at left tackle.
Tyler Smith spent the entire training camp competing to be the starting left guard. He did not practice left tackle until last week’s two practices. In preparation for Sunday’s season opener against The Cowboys, the Cowboys will resume practice Monday. Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Tyler Smith said that last week, “I’m just willing to do what’s necessary to help the team.” “It was tragic that Tyron got hurt. It is unfortunate that football can have something like this happen to a guy like Tyron, who was a cornerstone of the team. It was a shock to the program and I knew that I would need to fill in for whatever was requested.
Peters played 15 games in the inaugural year of the ESPYS. Chicago Bears He is now entering his 18th season. His 11-year career was spent with Cowboys rival NFC East. Philadelphia Eagles.
The Cowboys do have a backup tackle but they don’t have one. Josh BallA fifth-round selection, and he was unable to play last season as a rookie because of an injury to his ankle. Matt WaletzkoThe shoulder injury which ultimately required surgery meant that he missed the majority of training camp.
Peters’ ability to pick up speed will depend on his current fitness level after not being part of a team’s offseason training program. Peters has also been a victim of injuries. He has only played one full season since 2017.