Dallas Cowboys DE Kyle Wilber said he currently weighs 255 pounds and likely will not look to add any more weight. Wilber said the team wants him to keep his speed and do not think he needs to get any bigger to play defensive end. Wilber played at 243 pounds last season as an outside linebacker.
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Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said the team will be moving LB Kyle Wilber to defensive end in the team's 4-3 defensive alignment. 'Kyle Wilber is going to start out as a defensive end for us, and one of the things we liked about him coming out as an outside linebacker and what his best trait was as a pass rusher,' Garrett said. 'We feel like the easiest transition for him will be to put his hand on the ground and be that pass rusher as opposed to the off the ball linebacker. We'll see how he adjusts to it and once we get on the field we'll make that determination going forward.'
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Dallas Cowboys LB Kyle Wilber is expected to compete for the starting strongside linebacker job during offseason workouts and training camp.
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Dallas Cowboys LB Kyle Wilber has the body type to play linebacker in a 4-3 defensive scheme, and he is a player who could join the mix for the middle linebacker race this summer.
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Dallas Cowboys LB Kyle Wilber agreed to a $2.539 million deal which includes a $439,220 signing bonus, per a league source.
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The Dallas Cowboys signed fourth-round pick LB Kyle Wilber Friday, June 15. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
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Dallas Cowboys LB Kyle Wilber (finger) is not expected to practice with the team again until the start of training camp because of his fractured finger. He said he will have the pins removed from in finger in two weeks and will be able to continue his conditioning.
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Dallas Cowboys LB Kyle Wilber could see playing time as a pass-rushing defensive end on passing downs this season. Wilber could also see time at outside linebacker opposite LB DeMarcus Ware.