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02:01 PM ET 10.26 | The Dallas Cowboys have signed safety Barry Church to a four-year contract extension on Friday afternoon, according to Brandon George of The Dallas Morning News. Financial terms of the deal are not known. Church is currently out for the season with a torn Achilles, suffered in the Cowboys Week 3 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 23. The undrafted rookie was signed out Toledo in 2010 and played in 15 games for the Cowboys that season, notching 15 tackles while playing mostly on special teams. Church became a leader on the special teams unit in 2011 and saw increased playing time at safety in sub packages, playing behind Abram Elam and Gerald Sensabaugh.
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Say What ? You are extending players that aren't playing ? Hey ! Sign me I can play water boy
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Great news for you kid, now you think the Boys management really cares about you, wrong answer, there was a no mention of guaranteed money.
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He's a good Player!
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