Morrow has withdrawn from the NFLPA bowl after undergoing surgery on his broken foot suffered during the Holiday Bowl, Stefanie Loh of the Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Morrow led the pass-heavy Cougars in rushing this season, totaling 522 yards on the ground while averaging 6.07 yards per carry and finding the end zone four times. He also played a heavy role as a receiver, catching 60 passes for another 506 yards and five scores, leaving Washington State third in school history with 4,219 all-purpose yards. His small frame prevents him from being an every-down back in the NFL and he lost out on an opportunity to showcase his abilities at the NFLPA Bowl, but Morrow could carve out a role as a pass-catching back at the next level should he impress scouts at the NFL Combine and/or his pro day.

Morris (undisclosed) was waived by the Cowboys on Tuesday, NFL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Morris finished the season on injured reserve, so the fact he wasn't waived/injured suggests he's back to full health and also means he won't revert back to the Cowboys' IR if he clears waivers.

Morris (undisclosed) was placed on the Cowboys' injured reserve list on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The specifics of his injury are still vague. Whatever it may be, though, does not appear to overly serious and Morris should be set to return in 2017.

Morris was waived/injured by the Cowboys on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear what Morris is dealing with. However, if the injury is anything but minor, having been axed from the Cowboys' talent-barren defense does not bode well for his future prospects in the NFL.

Morris signed a contract with the Cowboys on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Cowboys worked out three linebackers on Tuesday morning but ultimately decided to settle on Morris. The 24-year-old owns a Super Bowl ring as a member of the Patriots' practice squad in 2014, and spent six games with the Giants last season.