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NFL cuts
Cowboys release^
veteran Thurman
to help trim rostei
IRVING (AP) —The Dallas Cow
boys on Tuesday released veteran
defensive back Dennis Thurman
and seven other players and placed
two others on injured reserve to
pare the NFL team’s roster to the re
quired 50 players, club officials said.
Thurman, an eight-year veteran
and the NFC’s leading active inter
ceptor, said Cowboys coach Tom
Landry told him Monday he would
be included in the latest round of
cuts.
“Coach Landry just said he
wanted to go with younger players.
He said he tried everything he could
do to keep me, but felt at this time
that this was the direction he needed
to go,” Thurman said.
The Cowboys, by waiving Thur
man, an llth-round pick in 1978,
will keep a fourth cornerback or an
extra safety among seven defensive
backs.
Also waived Tuesday were offen
sive tackle Chris Schultz and tight
end Fred Cornwell, both of whom
had seen extensive action with the
team.
The other cuts were guard Brode
rick Thompson, linebacker Russ
Swan, defensive back Manuel Hen
drix, tight end Jeff Spek and wide
receiver Perry Kemp.
Placed on injured resenJ
boys spokesman David PelleiT
were defensive back
Haynes, who has a thumlij
and rookie defensive tadlt|
Walen, the Cowboys’ thin)
draf t pick, who has an injurdl
The Cowboys must wh
roster to the final roster of (|
ers by next Monday.
1 hurman, 30, said he Mil
into Landry’s office MondJ
practice for a 10-minute i
and given the news he had!
throughout training camp.
“This is terrible," cornerbj
erson Walls said. "This nil
take away from our defem
knows the defense better il
coaches.”
Thurman, who came froin
ern Cal, said he wants toi
playing although manv ieeihl
coaching career if hechooses::|
Schultz and Thompson;
26 and had been withthel
for two years. Cornwell,25,i
been with the team twoseast
Haynes, who played with
of the USFLin 1985, joinedtitl
boys in the middle of trainitul
last year.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Oil
ers General Manager Ladd Herzeg
said Tuesday he doesn’t think un
signed No. 1 draft choice Jim Ever
ett will seriously consider sitting out
the 1986 season to re-enter the draft
in 1987.
“There have been only one or two
players in the history of the NFL to
take that route,” Herzeg said. “You
also have to consider the possibility
of a strike in 1987, which could keep
Jim out of football for two years. His
skills might be diminished by then,
not to mention his bank account.”
Herzeg met for SVa hours with Ev
erett and his agent Marv Demoff on
Monday. Demoff said the contract
would be settled quickly or said, “Ev
erett will be drafted by somebody
else in 1987.”
“I really thought it was a positive
session,” Herzeg said.
Herzeg said Demoff had!
his demand for a S3.7 mil
tract over four years butdedi
discuss specifics. The Oilersii]|
edly are offering the Purdid
terback a four-year pact wonrJ
S1.85 million.
The Oilers cut two-year id
tight end Mike McCloskeyarl
agent linebacker EricFairsol|
phis State. Kick return spf
Mike Akin went on the teail
j tired reserve list reducing the j
to the 50-player limit.
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into Saturday’s preseason
against the Dallas Cowboys,04j
Houston will try to comp
second unbeaten preseason ini]
lory and the Cowboys
avoid only their second winbl
season.
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ald, safety Dennis Thurman and Jim
Arnold, a league-leading punter just
two years ago, were cut by their NFL
teams Tuesday, as was Bruce Mathi-
son, Buffalo’s starting quarterback
until Jim Kelly came along.
But it was another victim of the
ax, safety Mike Kozlowski, who best
expressed the feelings of fringe
players at this time of the year.
“There’s a country song with the
title ‘My Best Friend Just Ran Off
With My Wife, And I Miss Him,”’ he
said after he was cut by the Miami
Dolphins. “That’s kind of how I feel
right now. My wife is football and
my best f riends, or most of them, are
still here.”
There were a lot of Kozlowskis
Tuesday as NFL teams got down
from 60 players to 50, a week away
from getting down to the final limit
of 45 for the regular season.
The best known was the 30-year-
old Thurman, a 10-year veteran
with the Dallas Cowboys who was the
ringleader of the group W
“Thurman’s Thieves.” Bulii
years, he had been reduced
ing as a nickel back and 1
way to younger legs.
Mathison, a reserve i
college career at Nebraska,?
two years at San Diego, then!®J
at Buffalo, where he startedf
games, completing 113of22!|J
for 1,635 yards and fow
downs. He also threw Hi
tions, however, and whenfej
signed when the USFL susjtf
play, it was apparent hehadfc
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Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 5
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4
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New York 11, San Diego 6
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