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February 2008
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The Cowboys have signed TE Rodney Hannah and FB Ronnie Cruz to the reserve/futures list. Hannah, a Houston product, spent the 2007 season on the Cowboys practice squad. Cruz worked out for the Cowboys during the season. He was with the Chiefs in 2005, and became the starting fullback in '06 before tearing his ACL in the fifth game that year. He's been out of football since. |
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Comments
Posted by Redskins_Rule @ 4:46 PM Fri, Jan 18, 2008
were shaking in our boots here in D.C. with these Cowboy moves!!!...it would be different if the TE was Jason Novacek or the FB was Danny Johnston from Syracuse [my Alma Mater BTW]...Hail to the Redskins!!!...
Posted by Honolulu Lawton @ 4:48 PM Fri, Jan 18, 2008
Whoa. I just signed him to my Madden roster a few days ago. Freaky...
Posted by Jeremy @ 4:56 PM Fri, Jan 18, 2008
When Dallas releases Roy Williams and does not re-sign Jackqass Reeves, then be sure and let us know. Otherwise, who cares?
Posted by Jeremy @ 4:58 PM Fri, Jan 18, 2008
Oh, and if the Redskins rule, who's their next coach going to be? Who are they going to bring back from the grave next? Jack Pardee?
Posted by Muy Chile @ 5:52 PM Fri, Jan 18, 2008
Watch out for Rodney Hannah, I think there is a good chance he can make the final roster. Hopefully he was coached well this season on the PS since he only played 1 year of college football. Kinda forgot about him, great to see him progress. This guy could be good.
Posted by Jeff H Reynolds @ 5:08 AM Sat, Jan 19, 2008
We already have a great fullback. I fail to understand why we need a new one. Deon Anderson did a great job in that position and demonstrated his clear ability to block, catch, and make plays for the team. He has a great attitude and I look forward to watching him next season. It was a shame that he got hurt in 2007. But, there's no reason to believe that injury will cause future problems.