Cowboys Cut Stephen Peterman, Former 3rd Rounder
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| Wednesday, August 23, 2006 |
The Dallas Cowboys have released their second highly drafted offensive lineman from the 2004 draft, letting Stephen Peterman go along with three unheralded players.
The Cowboys on Wednesday released four players, including guard Stephen Peterman. Peterman was the team’s third-round pick in 2004. Their second-round pick in that draft – tackle Jacob Rogers – was released in March. Also released Wednesday were linebacker John Saldi, cornerback Quincy Butler and tight end Erik Jensen.
While the Cowboys brain trust has of late been quite excellent at drafting defensive talent, they have been simply abysmal at picking offensive linemen. They have spent several high draft picks in recent years and have still have, at best, a mediocre line.
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