Only days after suffering a bruised shoulder that initially was diagnosed by trainers as a broken collarbone, Cowboys receiver Roy Williams was back at practice on Tuesday.
“He looked pretty good and moved around well,” coach Wade Phillips said Tuesday night, per the Dallas Morning News. “He looked like he was a little sore on his shoulder, but he didn’t seem to have any problem.”
Williams suffered the injury when colliding with second-year cornerback Orlando Scandrick. Earlier in camp, a collision between Scandrick and Roy Williams resulted in the veteran wideout injuring his wrist.
“I asked him how he was doing and told him it was an accident,” Scandrick said of the latest injury. “He said all right. He said he wasn’t mad at me, he was mad at the situation.”
The “situation” included what appeared to be a semi-full-speed drill with players not wearing shoulder pads.