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Cowboys Work Out Former WR Radway; Still Have Roster Spot

IRVING, Texas - While the players and coaches will be off most of the weekend here during the bye, the Cowboys are still trying to churn the bottom of the roster.

There is an open roster spot, and the Cowboys have worked out two players now this week after former receiver Raymond Radway had a workout Friday at Valley Ranch.

Radway has spent the last two training camps with the team and all of last year on injured reserve after he broke his leg on the final play of the 2011 preseason. Radway returned this season and just didn't show the same burst during training camp and the four preseason games.

He worked out for the scouts and selected coaches on Friday. Radway does have practice-squad eligibility so there is a chance the Cowboys could sign him to the squad and call up another player to the active roster.

The current practice squad consists of receivers Danny Coale and Tim Benford, defensive tackles Robert Calloway and Ben Bass, guard Ron Leary, fullback Jamize Olawale and running back Lance Dunbar, who actually went on a road trip to New York to start the season with the plan he would be called up to the roster. That never materialized but Dunbar is someone with speed and quickness that could bolster the special teams.

Earlier this week, the Cowboys worked out former cornerback Bryan McCann, although it's unlikely he will be re-signed at this point.

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