It's been about two weeks since the NFL Draft, and the Dallas Cowboys have added more than a dozen rookies to their roster.
The Cowboys announced Wednesday that they have agreed to terms with 12 undrafted free agents: Missouri running back Nathaniel Peat, Northwestern wide receiver Cam Johnson, Minnesota wide receiver Corey Crooms, Minnesota tight end Brevin Spanford, UCF TE Alec Holler, Baylor DE Byron Bones, Illinois DT Denzel Duxon, UCF LB Jason Johnson, South Dakota LB Brock Mogensen, Nevada S Emanie Johnson, East Carolina S Julius Wood, Texas A&M S Josh DeBerry.
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It's been about two weeks since the NFL Draft, and the Dallas Cowboys have added more than a dozen rookies to their roster.
The Cowboys announced Wednesday that they have agreed to terms with 12 undrafted free agents: Missouri running back Nathaniel Peat, Northwestern wide receiver Cam Johnson, Minnesota wide receiver Corey Crooms, Minnesota tight end Brevin Spanford, UCF TE Alec Holler, Baylor DE Byron Bones, Illinois DT Denzel Duxon, UCF LB Jason Johnson, South Dakota LB Brock Mogensen, Nevada S Emanie Johnson, East Carolina S Julius Wood, Texas A&M S Josh DeBerry.
All 12 players are expected to sign Thursday before rookie minicamp begins Friday.
After the draft, Dallas won the war for Spann Ford. He received a $20,000 signing bonus and $225,000 in guaranteed salary. An accepted offer sheet is a statement of interest for both the Cowboys and the other club.
The Cowboys drafted Spann-Ford, who is 6-6, weighs 260 pounds and has a large catch radius.
Staff writer Michael Gehlken contributed to this post.
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