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Radway

Coach Jason Garrett expects them back for the team’s June minicamp, but both could be limited. Expected to be the team’s starting tailback this season, Murray should be back to full health in plenty of time for Week 1. Radway will have his hands full trying to make the 53-man roster.

Radway was making a strong push for a roster spot last season before breaking his leg in the Cowboys’ preseason finale. He expects to participate in OTAs. Radway is technically in the mix with Kevin Ogletree, Dwayne Harris and Andre Holmes to replace Laurent Robinson as the Cowboys’ third receiver, but it’s unlikely Dallas is done making moves at wideout.

The Cowboys had reasonable hopes for Radway, stashing him on injured reserve last year. But he got beaten out by undrafted rookies Cole Beasley and Tim Benford this year and coach Jason Garrett lamented over Radway’s inconsistency.

Radway was in Cowboys training camp but was released August 27. The Cowboys have one roster spot to fill, and worked out cornerback Bryan McCann on Thursday. Radway might be seen as someone the team can possibly bring back down the line in case of an injury to a wide receiver.

Clyde Gates’ teammate at Abilene Christian was also a standout sprinter, running the 200 and 400 meters before turning in a 4.32 forty at his pro day. Radway impressed early in training camp and was battling Dwayne Harris for the final receiver spot. The Cowboys can now stash Radway on injured reserve.

Radway was making a serious run at the final wideout spot when he suffered the injury in the preseason finale. Owner Jerry Jones has assured the rookie out of Abilene Christian that he remains part of the Cowboys’ future plans as long as he makes a full recovery by next year’s training camp.