The Dallas Cowboys have officially tendered cornerback Reddy Stewart, according to a report from Adam Schefter of ESPN. The move ensures that the young defensive back remains under team control as the franchise continues to shape its roster for the upcoming season.
The transaction was confirmed by Stewart's agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Oliver Chell. Stewart, an undrafted free agent out of Troy University, has been working to establish himself within the Dallas secondary. The decision to tender him indicates the organization's continued interest in his development and his potential contribution to the defensive rotation and special teams units.
By placing a tender on Stewart, the Cowboys maintain leverage over his contract status and prevent him from reaching unrestricted free agency. This move adds depth to the cornerback room as the team prepares for the next phase of the offseason program. Stewart will now have the opportunity to compete for a more significant role in the Cowboys defense during training camp.
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