DALLAS -- Wide receiver Jason Tucker, one of the biggest surprises for
the Dallas Cowboys last season, re-signed with the team Monday. Terms of the
deal were not disclosed.
Tucker, who joined the Cowboys last season after a year in NFL Europe, moved
into the starting lineup when Michael Irvin went down with a career-threatening
neck injury in Week 5.
Tucker led Dallas with a 19.1-yard average, finishing with 23 catches for
439 yards. He had two touchdowns, including a 90-yarder against the New York
Giants in the final game of the season.
Tucker had two catches for 35 yards in the Cowboys' first-round playoff loss
to Minnesota.
The Cowboys also signed free-agent kicker Jaret Greaser, a Texas Tech
graduate.
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