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Travis Frederick: Hangs up cleats
Travis Frederick announced via his personal Twitter account Monday that he will retire from the NFL.Frederick was the epitome of consistent for the Cowboys at center in his seven-year career, aside from the 2018 campaign. Despite being diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome that season, Frederick battled back to start all 16 games this past campaign. The 29-year-old will now likely hand the reigns off to Joe Looney, who appears in line to take over at center in 2020.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Back at practice
Travis Frederick participated in a padded practice Tuesday for the first time since being diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome last August, David Helman of DallasCowboys.com reports.He's still being held out of one-on-one drills, largely due to offseason shoulder surgery, but this is a huge step forward in the center's recovery from the autoimmune disorder. Frederick remains on track to start in Week 1 and help the Dallas offensive line return to the dominant form it lost while he was sidelined last season.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Active to start camp
Travis Frederick (illness/shoulder) is expected to be active for the start of training camp and ready to go for the year, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.Frederick sat out the entire 2018 season after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome. Prior to the setback, he landed four straight Pro Bowl bids and was considered one of the best centers in the game. It's unclear where his overall game is after dealing with a serious health scare, but the 28-year-old's availability for 2019 is certainly a feel-good start to camp for him and the Dallas Cowboys' organization.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Taking part in individual drills
Travis Frederick (illness/shoulder) has been able to work through individual drills during this week's OTAs, Nick Eatman of DallasCowboys.com reports.After missing all of 2018 while battling Guillain-Barre syndrome and undergoing minor shoulder surgery this offseason, it was expected that Frederick would be held out of team drills and full practices until at least training camp. It's still an encouraging sign that he's able to handle individual drills already, however. The Dallas Cowboys' offensive line took a step backwards in effectiveness last year without its starting center, so if Frederick is able to return to anything close to his prior form, it will provide a boost for the entire offense.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Expects full clearance for camp
Travis Frederick (illness/shoulder) won't participate in team drills during OTAs or minicamp, but he doesn't expect to face any limitations during training camp, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.Frederick said he feels "close to if not [back to] full strength" after missing the 2018 season with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, making his limitations in spring workouts mostly a result of the minor shoulder surgery he underwent this offseason. While it's possible Dallas could continue restricting the practice workload of the four-time Pro-Bowl center when training camp arrives, that approach would appear purely precautionary to ensure the team's offensive line is in sound condition for Week 1.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Recovering from shoulder surgery
Travis Frederick (illness) will be limited to individual drills at OTAs and team minicamp since he is recovering from shoulder surgery, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.Frederick missed the entirety of the 2018 season after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, but indicated he currently feels as though he is nearing full strength. The shoulder surgery isn't expected to cause problems for the 28-year-old's availability for the start of training camp in July, though it may take some time for him to return to form after a season off the field.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Working out with team
Travis Frederick is participating in the Dallas Cowboys' offseason program, David Helman of the team's official site reports.Frederick has been working out with the Cowboys for the better part of the offseason, but this is another step in his recovery from Guillain-Barre Syndrome. This is a good sign that the All-Pro center is on track to be ready for training camp. However, there's still a long time between now and then.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Progressing nicely
Travis Frederick (illness) should be ready for Dallas Cowboys offseason workouts, Calvin Watkins of The Athletic reports.Frederick had surgery on his labrum in January and has been recovering from Gullain-Barre Syndrome, so he'll likely be eased back into on-field action. The fact that the 2013 first-round pick is healthy enough to suit up in the offseason program puts him on track to play Week 1.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Expected back for OTAs
Travis Frederick (illness) said he feels 95 percent healthy from Gullain-Barre Syndrome and should be ready for the Dallas Cowboys' offseason program, Rob Phillips of the Cowboys' official site reports.Frederick had surgery on his labrum in January, so he'll likely be eased back into on-field action. This puts the Pro Bowler on pace to be healthy for Week 1 to bolster the Cowboys' offensive line.
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Cowboys' Travis Frederick: Surgery on labrum
Travis Frederick (illness) had surgery on his labrum in the week leading up to the Dallas Cowboys' divisional-round game against the Rams, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.Frederick missed the entire 2018 season after dealing with complications stemming from Guillain-Barre syndrome. Head coach Jason Garrett took the surgery as a positive, noting that the Pro Bowler could potentially make a full recovery in time for next season. If he is unable to return in time for Week 1, Joe Looney is currently in line to continue handling duties at center for Dallas.
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