Five views of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher

July 29th, 2008 by Emm-mitt
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Five views of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher
Five views of defensive end Jason Hatcher

Dallas motto for 2008 season: Finish (Yahoo! Sports)
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Jones not uttering what he thinks about Cowboys (AP)

Dallas Cowboys team owner reacts after making a comment during a news conference following the team's arrival at training camp, Thursday, July 24, 2008, in Oxnard, Calif. With 13 Pro Bowl players returning from a 13-win team that had a bitter ending, there are super expectations for the Dallas Cowboys.

Jerry Jones was already sounding excited, smiling and exclaiming as he spoke. Only then did it become clear that he wasn’t talking about what everybody else was thinking. With an NFL-record 13 Pro Bowl players returning from a team that won a franchise-record 13 games before an unexpected ending last season, there are some super expectations for the Dallas Cowboys.


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Cowboys plan to waive veteran receiver Glenn (AP)

In this Jan. 10, 2008 file photo, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terry Glenn covers up the ball after making a reception during practice at the Cowboys' training facility in Irving, Texas. With Tony Romo, Terrell Owens, Adam Jones and the rest of the Cowboys set to take the field Friday, July 25, 2008, for the first practice of training camp, Glenn's future with the team remained uncertain.

The Dallas Cowboys will move forward without Terry Glenn on their roster. At least for now. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Friday that the team was waiving Glenn, but didn’t rule out the possibility of the veteran receiver returning later if he’s not claimed by another team. Glenn didn’t play until the regular season finale last year because of a right knee injury.


Cowboys part ways with veteran WR Glenn (PA SportsTicker)
The Dallas Cowboys released wide receiver Terry Glenn after a long dispute over an injury waiver, according to the Dallas Morning News on Friday.

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