NFL teams hold workouts to bolster injury-depleted rosters

Published: Nov 26, 2010 at 04:46 AM

At Week 12, injuries are starting to pile up around the league.

Several teams held workouts Wednesday to find players to bolster their rosters:

» The Cowboys brought in defensive back Andrew Sendejo.

» The Vikings worked out running back Lorenzo Booker.

» The Rams worked out defensive back Chevis Jackson and linebacker Kawika Mitchell.

» The Redskins, hit roster-wide with injuries over the past few weeks, worked out linebacker J.D. Folsom, defensive back Brett Johnson, guard Dennis Landolt, defensive back DaJuan Morgan, defensive back Ramzee Robinson, defensive back Ko Simpson, offensive tackle Tony Ugoh and linebacker Donovan Woods.

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