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Dez Bryant with a jammed thumb
August, 19, 2013
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
IRVING, Texas -- There was something noticeable on Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant's right hand Monday afternoon: a heavy wrap over his thumb. Bryant said, "the thumb is great." Bryant jammed the thumb during training camp practices and might have nicked it a little during Monday's practice at Valley Ranch.
Team officials don't believe the jammed thumb is serious and Bryant laughed when asked about it.
Bryant played through a fractured index finger in the last month of the 2012 season and underwent surgery. He also suffered back spasms in the regular-season finale at Washington. The pain was so bad, Bryant needed two trainers to get him to the shower area and he used a wheelchair to get to the team bus.
Overall, Bryant said he's not concerned about the Cowboys' first-team offense which has failed to score a touchdown in five possessions over two preseason games. The Cowboys scored just three points with Romo as the quarterback and had another field goal attempt blocked.
"I don't think there's a big issue with us," Bryant said. "We go out and try to execute these plays the best way we possibly can when we go out to practice. I don't think it's no concern. Nobody is worried (about) not finding the end zone."
August, 19, 2013
By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com
IRVING, Texas -- There was something noticeable on Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant's right hand Monday afternoon: a heavy wrap over his thumb. Bryant said, "the thumb is great." Bryant jammed the thumb during training camp practices and might have nicked it a little during Monday's practice at Valley Ranch.
Team officials don't believe the jammed thumb is serious and Bryant laughed when asked about it.
Bryant played through a fractured index finger in the last month of the 2012 season and underwent surgery. He also suffered back spasms in the regular-season finale at Washington. The pain was so bad, Bryant needed two trainers to get him to the shower area and he used a wheelchair to get to the team bus.
Overall, Bryant said he's not concerned about the Cowboys' first-team offense which has failed to score a touchdown in five possessions over two preseason games. The Cowboys scored just three points with Romo as the quarterback and had another field goal attempt blocked.
"I don't think there's a big issue with us," Bryant said. "We go out and try to execute these plays the best way we possibly can when we go out to practice. I don't think it's no concern. Nobody is worried (about) not finding the end zone."