By Rainer Sabin / Reporter
rsabin@dallasnews.com
ARLINGTON — Outside linebacker Kyle Wilber became the sixth Cowboys rookie draft pick to agree to terms with the club on a four-year deal, a source confirmed.
Wilber, who played at Wake Forest, has been unable to participate in organized team activities and the veteran mini-camp after breaking his right index finger in early May. He is expected to return to the field in July when training camp begins.
Cornerback Morris Claiborne, who was selected in the first round, remains the only draft pick who has yet to work out a deal with the Cowboys.
“I’m not worried about that right now,,” Claiborne said. “Everything that I’ve been hearing has been going good, so right now those guys are the professionals out there. I like to be knowing what’s going on but I leave it up to them and let those guys handle that.”
rsabin@dallasnews.com
ARLINGTON — Outside linebacker Kyle Wilber became the sixth Cowboys rookie draft pick to agree to terms with the club on a four-year deal, a source confirmed.
Wilber, who played at Wake Forest, has been unable to participate in organized team activities and the veteran mini-camp after breaking his right index finger in early May. He is expected to return to the field in July when training camp begins.
Cornerback Morris Claiborne, who was selected in the first round, remains the only draft pick who has yet to work out a deal with the Cowboys.
“I’m not worried about that right now,,” Claiborne said. “Everything that I’ve been hearing has been going good, so right now those guys are the professionals out there. I like to be knowing what’s going on but I leave it up to them and let those guys handle that.”