Dallas Cowboys safety P.J. Locke is back on the practice field. The team dropped the news Friday, officially opening his 21-day return-to-practice window.
The Countdown To Return Is On
After weeks on the sidelines, Locke’s comeback is officially in motion. His 21-day window to return to practice began today. This is the first step toward getting him back into game action, giving the team a crucial three weeks to assess his readiness.
A Quick Exit In Week 2
Locke’s time on the injured reserve list began on September 26. He landed there just six days after suffering a foot injury. The issue cropped up during the Cowboys’ Week 2 win over Washington, where Locke managed only three snaps before pulling up mid-play while chasing down running back Rachaad White. Before hitting IR, he had three tackles across the first two games of the season.
Now, the clock is ticking for Locke to show he’s ready. The team will be evaluating him during this 21-day period to see if he can get back on the active roster.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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