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Fantasy News
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Steele signed a five-year, $86.8 million contract extension Sunday with $50 million guaranteed, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Steele signed a one-year tender in April worth $4.3 million after not being able to come to an agreement on a longer-term deal with the Cowboys. However, the two sides apparently didn't end negotiations there and were ultimately able to work out a new contract. The 26-year-old suffered a torn ACL and MCL in Week 14 last season, but he's been cleared to compete since camp started and is considered 100 percent going into Week 1 against the Giants, where he should be the team's starter at right tackle.... See More ... See Less
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Cowboys' Terence Steele: Cleared for start of camp
Steele (knee) received medical clearance Tuesday for the start of training camp and will not be placed on the PUP list, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports. Steele is recovering from surgery to repair the torn ACL and MCL of his left knee, an injury sustained back in Week 14, so it's significant to see him avoid the PUP list. It wouldn't be surprising if Matt Waletzko handles some of the first-team reps at right tackle during the early portion of training camp so Steele can ease back into action, but barring any setbacks, the 26-year-old starter seems to have a solid chance of suiting up Week 1.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Doing on-field work
Steele (knee) isn't a full participant at OTAs but was on the field doing one-on-one work with a member of the training staff Thursday, Nick Harris of the Cowboys' website reports. "Terence isn't quite ready for some of that," coach Mike McCarthy said. "We'll try to interject these [rehabbing] guys the best we can." Steele tore the ACL and MCL in his left knee in Week 14 last season, but he appears on track to resume his starting duties at right tackle in 2023.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Signs second-round tender
Steele (knee) officially signed his second-round tender last week, guaranteeing him a $4.3 million salary in 2023, Calvin Watkins of The Dallas Morning News reports. After the team was unable to come to terms on a longer contract, Steele accepted his tender for next season. Steele is expected to make a return in time for the 2023 season after suffering both a torn ACL and a torn MCL in his left knee in Week 14 of the 2022 campaign. The 25-year-old was a budding star prior to the injuries and could reclaim his role as the starting right tackle when healthy.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Returning to Dallas
Steele (knee) has re-signed with the Cowboys on a one-year deal, Nick Eatman of the team's official site reports. Steele signed his restricted free agent tender with Dallas on Thursday and will thus remain a member of the team this coming season. The 25-year-old appeared in 13 games (all starts) last season until tearing both his ACL and MCL in Week 14. Once he's fully healthy, Steele should have a chance to reclaim a key role on the Cowboys' offensive line in 2023.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Given second-round tender
The Cowboys have placed a second-round tender worth $4.3 million on Steele (knee), The Dallas Morning News reports. Steele operated as Dallas' starting right tackle this past campaign until he suffered season-ending tears in both his ACL and MCL in Week 14. The Cowboys now have until April 21 to reach a long-term deal with the 25-year-old.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Expected back in 2023
The Cowboys expect Steele (knee) to be ready for training camp, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports. Steele suffered ACL and MCL tears in his left knee in mid-December, so a return to full strength by training camp would be an impressive feat. The undrafted Texas Tech product began last season as the starter at right tackle for the Cowboys, but his role for 2023 isn't as clear if both Tyron Smith (knee) and Tyler Smith are healthy.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Shifts to injured reserve
The Cowboys placed Steele (knee) on injured reserve Wednesday, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports. This move was merely transactional, as Dallas has already ruled Steele out for the remainder of the campaign due to ACL and MCL tears in his left knee. The undrafted product will turn his sights on rehabbing for the 2023 campaign, while Jason Peters and Josh Bell emerge as candidates to take over at right tackle. However, Dallas may also opt to shift versatile rookie Tyler Smith to the right side if veteran left tackle Tyron Smith (knee) is able to return from injured reserve soon.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Done for season with ACL, MCL tears
Steele suffered a torn ACL and MCL in his left knee during Sunday's 27-23 win over the Texans and will require season-ending surgery, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Steele exited Sunday's contest in the first half after going down with a knee injury, and a follow-up MRI confirmed the Cowboys' worst fears. The 25-year-old had enjoyed a solid season as the Cowboys' starting right tackle, but Dallas is now expected to turn to Jason Peters and Josh Ball to replace him the rest of the way. Versatile rookie Tyler Smith may also be a candidate to move to the right side, as the Cowboys could be ready to return standout left tackle Tyron Smith (knee) from injured reserve Week 15 in Jacksonville after Tyron missed the team's first 13 games of the season.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Returns from COVID list
Steele was activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list Tuesday. Steele will return to the field Sunday against Washington, but it's expected La'el Collins will get the start at right tackle. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has suggested a time share at the position or even the two taking the field together, with Steele lining up as a tight end to help the run game in certain formations, Nick Eatman of the Cowboys' official site reports.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Placed on COVID-19 list
Steele (illness) was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Sunday. The starting right tackle was one of several members of the organization that were placed on the COVID-19 list, so he's not expected to face the Saints on Thursday. La'el Collins may replace him at right tackle while he's out, but Ty Nsekhe is another player that might benefit from his absence.... See More ... See Less -
Cowboys' Terence Steele: Making debut as starter
Steele will draw the start at right tackle during Sunday's tilt against the Rams, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports. The undrafted rookie out of Texas Tech will slot into the starting lineup in place of La'el Collins (hip). If Steele is able to perform at a competent level, he could secure the starting gig for at least three weeks until Collins comes off injured reserve.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Michael Gehlken@GehlkenNFL2M agoIt is difficult to tell what the Cowboys think of former Texas RB Jonathon Brooks. He has yet to be drafted. https://t.co/qNRgMqZeSD
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Todd Archer@toddarcher5M agoStephen Jones said the Cowboys "had less than 15" first-round grades this year and none are currently left on their draft board.
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Blogging The Boys@BloggingTheBoys8M agoTwitter was all over the place during Thursday night’s Dallas Cowboys activity. https://t.co/B4vxIqNojZ https://t.co/1bmimsWp3P
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Todd Archer@toddarcher8M agoCould the Cowboys go offensive line on Friday? Stephen Jones said the Cowboys like their five young guys already on board, but “we certainly wouldn’t be opposed to getting an interior guy,” he said.
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Michael Gehlken@GehlkenNFL20M agoCowboys have not ruled out drafting an interior offensive lineman. But regarding who will be starting center, EVP Stephen Jones said of Brock Hoffman: “Whoever comes to compete against him better bring their lunch pail because he’s serious about it.”
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Michael Gehlken@GehlkenNFL22M agoCowboys owner Jerry Jones said they had four players they were comfortable drafting late in first round when trading back from No. 24 to 29: OT Tyler Guyton, DE Darius Robinson, OL Graham Barton and OT Jordan Morgan (in some order). Barton, Morgan and Robinson all went during…
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Todd Archer@toddarcher23M agoWhen the Cowboys made the move from No. 24 to No. 29, they eyed four players: Tyler Guyton, Darius Robinson, Jordan Morgan and Graham Barton. They had other opportunities to trade down from No. 29 but did not want to get out of the first round.
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Blogging The Boys@BloggingTheBoys27M agoHow do you think the Cowboys did on Day 1 of the NFL Draft? https://t.co/xR7xt3DAmR https://t.co/ZxoTA4Qo0V
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Michael Gehlken@GehlkenNFL28M agoCowboys EVP Stephen Jones said the team had fewer than 15 first-round grades this draft. All those players are off the board entering second round.
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Michael Gehlken@GehlkenNFL32M agoCowboys owner Jerry Jones said former Texas RB Jonathon Brooks had the best predraft interview of any prospect Jones has spoken to in 30 years. “We got him high, high (on our board). He’s a good player.” Will McClay reminds the room that Brooks is still available in draft. https://t.co/FgvVXRrLWM