Joe Horn: Cowboys haven't called

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HORN THINKS HE’S HARD TO TRADE
Published 7/1/2008 by Michael David Smith at ProFootballTalk.com
Falcons wide receiver Joe Horn would like to leave Atlanta for a playoff contender and/or a team that envisions him as a starter. But he also understands that there may not be much of a market for his services.“Asking for a draft pick for a 36-year-old at my salary is kind of hard,” Horn said today on ESPN Radio in Dallas, per the Dallas Morning News . Horn reiterated that he would like to play for the Cowboys, but he said his agent hasn’t heard any word that the feeling is mutual. Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff has previously said that ...

Joe Horn Hasn't Heard From Cowboys, but Would Love Chance to Play With T.O.
Published 7/1/2008 by Ryan Wilson at FanHouse
... He also made a plea for the Cowboys -- anybody, really -- to save him from the NFL Siberia that has become the Atlanta Falcons, while also admitting that he understands why it might not happen. ...

Joe Horn Would be in ‘Awe’ to Join Cowboys
Published 7/1/2008 by David Kindervater at EMQB NFL Blogcast
... Jenkins). But Joe feels he still has the ability to be a starter in the National Football League. At 36-years-old, I’m not so sure, but I know Joe can still play. And I happen to think he’s better than the Cowboys’ current #2 option Patrick Crayton. If Dallas is unsuccessful at resigning veteran receiver Terry Glenn, they might just be in the market for Joe’s experienced services. That is, if the asking price isn’t too high. Stay tuned. Source: Dallas Morning News Tags: Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, Joe Horn ...

NFC East Hashlines: Summer Collector's Edition
Published 7/2/2008 at ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog
... The newest member of my old blog, Brian Davis, has a report about whether or not Joe Horn has talked to the Cowboys about their opening at receiver. Horn popped on "The Michael Irvin Show" on ESPN 103.3 FM on Tuesday. ...