The game will kick off at p. EST, which is a welcome change after the p. There could be even more intrigue as players on the roster bubble know this will be their final chance to make an impression. With that being the case, here's a look at seven players who will be doing all they can to convince the coaching staff to keep them on the man roster. A second-round pick from Clemson in , he never lived up to the hype with Minnesota. Since joining Dallas, he appears to have regained some confidence but it still won't be easy to make the roster.
It won't be easy, especially with how well Hall has performed in the preseason but Booth could secure his position with a strong outing on Saturday. There was a time when it seemed Josh Ball was destined to be released but then, the Cowboys moved him to guard and it changed everything. The former Marshall offensive tackle struggled as a rookie but then performed much better inside when called upon in Now entering his third season in the league, Ball looks more comfortable than ever.
He's the highest-rated run blocker on the team after two preseason games according to PFF and is second behind Tyler Guyton in pass protection. With T. Bass and Asim Richards also in play, there are no guarantees for Ball but his versatility could help him secure a spot once again. Willie Harvey went undrafted out of Iowa State in and spent three seasons with the Cleveland Browns. He hardly saw the field but earned another chance in the NFL when he played well for the St.
Louis Battlehawks. Dallas felt like a solid landing spot for him since there wasn't a lot of depth at linebacker but after two preseason games, he hasn't been able to secure a spot. He did improve his chances when he played well in coverage against the Raiders but also missed two tackles. A more consistent showing in the finale could help his cause but he has to prove he's a better option than Damien Wilson, which won't be easy. After two preseason games, it's clear the receiver depth is better in Dallas than initially believed.
While they don't have a true No. One of the names unexpectedly thrown into the mix is Kelvin Harmon. The 6-foot-2, pound wideout had 30 receptions for yards as a rookie in for Washington. Harmon has four receptions on four targets for 56 yards.
