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Cowboys Newcomer Logs First Injury Concern of Training Camp
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Out in Oxnard, the Dallas Cowboys training camp practices have begun in earnest–without pads, but those are coming and, in fact, coach Brian Schotteheimer said there will be more hitting and padwork than there was a year ago in his first camp.
PJ Locke Suffers Knee Injury in Cowboys 1st PracticeBut not long after Locke reported to the tent, word came down that there was no reason to panic.
The injury took place late in Cowboys practice, and Locke did not return.
He described the play: “Locke limped off the field with roughly half an hour left in the team’s first training camp practice.
Cowboys Opened Camp Completely HealthyYesterday in his press conference opening up Cowboys camp, Schottenheimer noted that injuries were down on the list of the team’s worries.