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| Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said it is a bit presumptuous to think LB Bruce Carter will start in 2012. 'I think that's a jump or presumptuous,' Jerry Jones said. 'It was amazing what Bruce Carter was able to do relative to the time you assess when you have that kind of injury. He was outstanding in his rehab. He was really used with the speed and skill on special teams, he made some good plays for us, did some things out there a lot of normal players can't do. If he can carry that over, which he should be able to do, to defense he should make a good defender for us.' |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter is in line to become a starter in 2012 as LBs Bradie James and Keith Brooking are free agents and unlikely to return. |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter may start at inside linebacker next season because LBs Bradie James and Keith Brooking are not expected to return. |
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| Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones said he would like to see LB Bruce Carter break out during the final part of the season and hopefully into the playoffs. Jones said Carter has shown improvement and believes he show more improvement each game. |
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| Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said Tuesday, Nov. 1, that the team will try to get LB Bruce Carter more involved on defense. 'I think the biggest thing is to get (Bruce) more involved in the defense,' Garrett said. 'He contributed on special teams and had a little package of defensive plays that we wanted to use him on (Sunday) night. But he's the natural one to get more reps.' |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter is expected to work on special teams when he is active and could also see playing time at inside linebacker. |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter (knee) said he expects to play in the team's Week 8 game. 'I'm very excited,' Carter said. Carter added he could have played in Week 7 but that the Cowboys didn't want to rush him back to action. Head coach Jason Garrett said the team will continue to monitor Carter's progress during the week. |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter (knee) practiced for the first time Wednesday, Oct. 19. It had been 11 months since he put on a helmet and shoulder pads after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament Nov. 20 in a game for the University of North Carolina. 'I didn't really get much sleep last night, just ready to get out there and start playing,' Carter said. The team has three weeks for Carter to practice before making a decision whether to add him to the active roster or place him on season-ending Injured Reserve. |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter (knee) will practice Wednesday, Oct. 19. Carter is on the non-football injury list recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament he suffered in college last season. The Cowboys will have three weeks to practice Carter before having to promote him to the active roster or placing him on Injured Reserve. |
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| Dallas Cowboys LB Bruce Carter (knee) and PK Kai Forbath (quadriceps) can begin practice this week after missing the first six weeks of the season since they were on the Physically Unable to Perform list. |
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