Dallas Cowboys cornerback Anthony Henry key player in the NFL's fifth-ranked defense
Status of Cowboys cornerback Henry improves
Web Posted: 11/12/2005 12:00 AM CST
Tom Orsborn
Express-News Staff Writer
TIDBIT: Dallas Cowboys cornerback Anthony Henry, one of the top players on the NFL's fifth-ranked defense, practiced Friday for the first time since suffering a groin injury Oct. 30 against Arizona. Cowboys coach Bill Parcells said he wants to see how Henry and backup safety Willie Pile look in practice today before deciding whether they will play at Philadelphia on Monday. The Cowboys (5-3) list Henry and Pile as questionable, meaning they have a 50-50 chance of playing. Pile also hurt his groin against Arizona. "They looked OK," Parcells said after Friday's workout. Parcells indicated Henry might play but not start. "If they can function, I will play them," Parcells said. "If I think they are a little limited, maybe I dress them and not start (Henry)."
Web Posted: 11/12/2005 12:00 AM CST
Tom Orsborn
Express-News Staff Writer
TIDBIT: Dallas Cowboys cornerback Anthony Henry, one of the top players on the NFL's fifth-ranked defense, practiced Friday for the first time since suffering a groin injury Oct. 30 against Arizona. Cowboys coach Bill Parcells said he wants to see how Henry and backup safety Willie Pile look in practice today before deciding whether they will play at Philadelphia on Monday. The Cowboys (5-3) list Henry and Pile as questionable, meaning they have a 50-50 chance of playing. Pile also hurt his groin against Arizona. "They looked OK," Parcells said after Friday's workout. Parcells indicated Henry might play but not start. "If they can function, I will play them," Parcells said. "If I think they are a little limited, maybe I dress them and not start (Henry)."
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