ORLANDO SCANDRICK RUMORS
Jay Ratliff, Orlando Scandrick restructure their contracts
The Dallas Cowboys have restructured the contract of both defensive tackle Jay Ratliff and cornerback Orlando Scandrick as they continue to work on getting under the salary cap with the new league year starting tomorrow at 4 PM.
I wouldn’t expect the Cowboys to be very active in free agency as they work on getting under the cap. They’ll also need to create room to sign any...
Cowboys Place CB Orlando Scandrick On I.R.
Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas,com confirms that the Cowboys have placed CB Orlando Scandrick on the I.R. list.
The decision comes after Scandrick suffered a broken hand back in the Cowboys Thanksgiving loss against the Redskins. Scandrick was required to have surgery on his hand and was given a timetable to return in 6 to 8 weeks. Unless the team were to make a deep playoff run, there...
Cowboys Injury Report: Orlando Scandrick to Undergo Surgery on Fractured Hand
Orlando Scandrick had to leave the Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving day game. He suffered a fractured left hand in the second quarter of the game. The Cowboys were taking on the Washington Redskins in a division match-up on turkey day.
Scandrick suffered the injury while making a tackle. He was hit by another teammate. Scandrick was taken back to the locker room while holding...
Eagles Should Have Delivered Message To Orlando Scandrick
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NewsTags: LeSean McCoyOrlando ScandrickPhiladelphia EaglesOn a good football team with tough players who were committed to each other, somebody would have taken out Dallas Cowboys safety Orlando Scandrick before the game was over on Sunday afternoon. The offensive linemen are supposed to protect their running backs and quarterback...
Dallas Cowboy Orlando Scandrick Appears On Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing"
The Cowboys’ defense put on a parade of errors last season. Orlando Scandrick only managed to intercept one pass. With three total interceptions for his career, there’s no reason to believe he will be better covering receivers in 2012. The fifth-year cornerback was granted a contract extension of $27 million back in 2011, but it did nothing to help his production, and the...
Dallas Cowboys Jersey Numbers: Updates for Nos. 31 through 35
Orlando Scandrick isn't a bad nickel corner, but he is not the best player to wear #32.
Here is the latest update to the greatest Dallas Cowboys by their jersey numbers. This entry focuses on numbers 31 through 35.
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Roy Williams had perhaps the most dramatic fall from grace of any star in Cowboys history. He made five consecutive Pro Bowls before losing the ability to cover...
Jones doesn’t regret locking up Scandrick, vows to ‘use him right’ next season
INDIANAPOLIS – Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he has no regrets over giving slot cornerback Orlando Scandrick a five-year, $27 million extension last summer.
Logging seven starts, Scandrick paid Jones back with an uneven year. But Jones said he’s still very high on the Boise State alum.
“He’s a real value to us (as a slot defender),” Jones said Friday. “Was he challenged...
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February 25, 2012
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Jerry Jones Calls Out Orlando Scandrick, Cowboys Coaches for Dumb Penalties
Give the Cardinals credit for clawing their way back against the Cowboys on Sunday and coming away with a tough overtime victory, but an argument can certainly be made that Dallas gave the game away. If you are looking for a scapegoat, look no further than head coach Jason Garrett for icing his own kicker [...]
Jones calls out Scandrick
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Orlando Scandrick insists he didn’t commit a costly penalty late in regulation in the 19-13 overtime loss to Arizona.
But according to the man who signs his checks, there was never any doubt a flag should have been flown.
Scandrick was called for an illegal block in the back on a punt return twice. The second flag hurt big time because it negated Dez Bryant’s...
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December 05, 2011
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Scandrick defensive about play
IRVING – Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick admitted after Sunday’s 27-24 overtime win at Washington he played poorly. Two days later, though, he sang a different tune.
“I made two bad plays out of 74 plays and all of a sudden I played bad? Whatever,” Scandrick said. “People are going to say what they’re going to say.”
So what happened to his harsh self-assessment...
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November 22, 2011
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