The Dallas Cowboys on Friday hosted five players for tryouts, according to multiple media reports. The workout group consisted of running back Alex Barnes, defensive backs Derrick Jones and Derrick Kindred, wide receiver Derel Walker, and quarterback A.J. Bush, per ESPN’s Todd Archer.
Bush’s invitation — because his position naturally stands out — had less to do with Dak Prescott and his injured right shoulder and more to do with diligence. As Archer notes, the Cowboys can, and will, sign players to reserve/futures contracts beginning next week.
Bush’s collegiate career spanned three universities: Nebraska in 2015, Virginia Tech in 2017, and Illinois in 2018. He never saw the field for the Huskies but appeared in 15 games for the Hokies and Fighting Illini, totaling 1,512 yards, seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions on 124-of-228 passing.
A dual-threat signal-caller at 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds, he added 157 carries for 862 rushing yards and eight TDs, all of which came at Illinois.
The Cowboys have one QB on the active roster (Cooper Rush) behind Prescott and another currently on the practice squad (Clayton Thorson).
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