George Pickens remains limited at Cowboys practice with hamstring injury
The Cowboys made five changes to their practice report, with three players returning to full participation and two safeties added.
Cowboys receiver George Pickens took part in Thursday's practice on a limited basis as he continued to deal with a hamstring injury, according to the team's practice report. The injury had also sidelined him for Sunday's win against the Colts.
Three players moved to full participation: safety Malik Hooker, outside linebacker Von Miller and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown. Hooker had missed Wednesday's session for personal reasons, while Miller had rested. Overshown, listed with hamstring and back injuries, had been limited.
The two additions to the report were safeties Alijah Clark and Juanyeh Thomas. An illness kept Clark out of practice, while Thomas participated on a limited basis with a hamstring injury. Receiver KaVontae Turpin remained limited because of a rib injury.
Six players missed practice for the second straight day: outside linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku (ankle), tight end Jake Ferguson (knee and ankle), running back Tyler Goodson (knee and ankle), safety P.J. Locke III (concussion), receiver Jonathan Mingo (ankle and foot) and cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (ankle).
