The Cowboys have re-signed linebacker Joe Thomas to a one-year contract, according to Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News (Twitter link).
Thomas, 28, has spent his career oscillating between Dallas and Green Bay. While he played 632 snaps with the Packers in 2016, he’s mostly played in reserve roles. Last season, Thomas was pressed into duty during the latter half of the year following an injury to Cowboys starter Leighton Vander Esch.
The Cowboys will return Vander Esch, Jaylon Smith, and Sean Lee in 2020, meaning Thomas will see most of his action come on special teams. The former undrafted free agent out of South Carolina State has played roughly 55% of Dallas special teams snaps in each of the past two seasons.
Good signing … not a superstar but a solid player.
Good signing … not a superstar but a solid player
Good signing …. not a superstar but a
solid player
you can say that again
Good signing …. not a superstar but a
solid player
Does the author know that LVE (or JS for that matter) is going to be healthy all season? His injury seems chronic, though I hope he’s back to his rookie year health and production.
Why do the Cowboys sign so so players on Defense much like the latest edition Dix. All the money spent on offensive players. DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS!!!!