Cowboys undrafted receiver Camden Brown follows strong training camp with two preseason TDs - NBC Sports
Undrafted rookie wide receiver Camden Brown is making a strong case for a spot on the Dallas Cowboys' regular-season roster after an impressive training camp and two touchdowns in his preseason debut. His coach and teammates praise his performance and dedication to special teams.
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It’s always an uphill battle for an undrafted rookie to make the team, but Cowboys wide receiver Camden Brown may be forcing his way onto the regular-season roster with his performance this summer.
Brown exceeded expectations for an undrafted rookie in Cowboys training camp, and in Saturday’s preseason debut he put on a shot, catching all three of the passes thrown his way for 62 yards and two touchdowns.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said after the game that Brown is doing everything a young player needs to do to make the team.
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