Cowboys sign speedy WR and defensive lineman

SAN ANTONIO (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys have signed a college

track standout who hasn't played football since high school and a

defensive lineman to supplement an injury-plagued position.

Teddy Williams has been a standout sprinter at Texas-San Antonio

for the past four years. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound receiver last

played football at John Tyler High School in Tyler, but he was on

the practice field for the Cowboys' workout Thursday after signing

a contract.

The Cowboys also signed defensive lineman Jimmy Saddler-McQueen

from Texas A&M-Kingsville, whom Chicago Bears cut in the spring.

Cowboys defensive linemen Sean Lissemore (groin), Josh Brent

(broken hand) and Jason Hatcher (elbow) missed practice with

injuries.

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