IRVING, Texas – With Terrell McClain slowed by a high left ankle sprain, the Dallas Cowboys called up Ken Bishop from the practice squad on Saturday.
McClain is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers, and the Cowboys needed some defensive tackle depth in case he could not play. The only other defensive tackles on the roster are Tyrone Crawford, Nick Hayden and Josh Brent, who has played in only two games in the last two years.
Bishop, a seventh-round draft pick, was active for three games during the regular season before he was signed to the practice squad. He was credited with two tackles and a quarterback pressure.
To make room for Bishop, safety Jakar Hamilton was released. Hamilton was active for two games.
