Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne plans to be on the practice field with his teammates Thursday and Friday, his first on-field work since late October.
Claiborne has missed the last nine games after tearing a piece of bone off of his pelvis. Per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Claiborne said he’s been involved with his teammates while rehabbing and waiting for clearance to return.
"[I have worked] to do what I can do to help myself and to help my team,” he said.
The plan, Claiborne said, is to ease back into practice this week, then be full-go next week when the Cowboys prepare for their yet-to-be-determined opponent in the divisional round of the playoffs.
“Hopefully we can step it up next week so I can get back to the field,” Claiborne said.
A starter when healthy since he was drafted in the first round in 2012, Claiborne has 36 tackles, five pass breakups and one interception this season. He has four career interceptions.
