#Cowboys rookie LB DaMone Clark getting closer to a return, he is now at practice...

Dallas Cowboys could be getting some good news on the injury front in the next few weeks, who will reportedly open the 21-day practice window for talented rookie linebacker Damone Clark in the coming days. According to the report, Clark's rehab has gone smoothly, and if he performs to the Cowboys' satisfaction over the 21-day period, he could be added to the active roster. A former first-team All-SEC performer and a finalist for the Butkus Award, which goes to the nation's top linebacker, Clark is a first-round talent whose stock slipped due to injury. Clark underwent spinal fusion surgery to repair a herniated disk that was discovered during the NFL Scouting Combine, and which has sidelined him thus far. Before being sidetracked by the injury, Clark was one of the most dominant defensive players in college football, finishing the 2021 season with 135 tackles -- the second most in the country. Clark also added 15.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks and two forced fumbles last season. If Clark is able to return at full strength, his initial contributions to the team would likely come through special teams. In other injury news, the Cowboys will leave wide receiver James Washington on injured reserve, as he continues his recovery from a broken foot. This is the official YouTube page of Law Nation Sports. It is the perfect way to keep up with everything about sports and film breakdowns on your desktop or mobile devices. For more content subscribe here