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Charles Haley practiced with the Cowboys’ first team Friday and Coach Barry Switzer said there’s a chance the Dallas defensive end could be in for up to 35 plays in Sunday’s game.
Haley, who has been slowed by flu since last week, hasn’t played since having back surgery for a herniated disk Dec. 6.
He is trying to become the first player to be on five Super Bowl champions.
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The Steelers had their last full-scale workout Friday. They will stage only a brief walk-through today at Sun Devil Stadium.
“They are ready to play,” Pittsburgh Coach Bill Cowher said.
All players practiced, including cornerback Rod Woodson, who had reconstructive knee surgery four months ago and is expected to play a limited role in the Steelers’ six-back dime defense.
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