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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris is considered the team's No. 3 receiver. WR Terrance Williams is expected to see some action, though, and could push him.
Fantasy Impact: Harris won't be handed the job but it seems to be his to lose.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris (ankle) suffered a sprained left ankle in Week 17.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris could be used as the No. 3 receiver in Week 16 if WR Kevin Ogletree (illness) is not able to play.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris had four receptions for 71 yards in the Week 12 game against the Washington Redskins Thursday, Nov. 22. WR Cole Beasley managed a career-high seven catches for 68 yards.
Fantasy Impact: Harris played well as the No. 3 for the Cowboys and could be getting more chances in this role going forward.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris ignored coaching in Week 11 against the Cleveland Browns. He is taught to call a fair catch when a return wall is set up to the right, and he catches the ball near the left sideline. However, he ignored the coaching, and make it all the way across the field for a big return. 'You see an opportunity like that, you've got to take it,' Harris said. 'If I didn't get a lot of yards, I probably would have got cussed out.'
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris (undisclosed) suffered an undetermined injury late in the Week 11 game against the Cleveland Browns, but he was able to return to the game.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris had a 78-yard punt return for touchdown in the Week 10 game against the Philadelphia Eagles for his first career score. 'All I had to do is run to the outside,' Harris said. 'Everybody else was blocked. It was set up perfectly.'
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris will be the team's punt returner in Week 9 while RB Lance Dunbar will handle the kick return duties.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris (neck) was limited during practice Thursday, Nov. 1.
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Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said WR Dwayne Harris looked leaner during offseason workouts which was a good thing to see. 'He is looking leaner, and I think that's an important thing for him,' Garrett said. 'Wide receivers coming into the league don't realize the running they have to do in the NFL. Sometimes guys get a little bigger, thinking that's an important thing to be. My experience is most of the wide receivers who play great are as lean as they can be and hopefully naturally strong to handle the physical nature of the position. But you have to be able to run and run all day long over and over.'
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