
Nigerian, Kenyan Stars Shine in Cowboys' Pathway Program
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Dallas Cowboys fans, get ready for a potential game-changer! Two African athletes, Uar Bernard from Nigeria and Joshua Weru from Kenya, have just blown away the NFL International Pathway Program with their impressive pro day performances. Bernard, a massive 300-pound defensive lineman with just 6% body fat, ran a blazing 4.63 40-yard dash, leaped 39 inches vertically, and hit a 10-foot-10 broad jump. Analysts like Lance Zierlein and Bruce Feldman are calling him a total freak athlete. Weru, with his rugby background, offers a different yet equally intriguing profile. The Cowboys, who previously drafted Isaac Alarcon through this program, are known for their patience in developing raw international talent. As draft season heats up, keep an eye on these pathway warriors, as they could provide the defensive help the Cowboys need.
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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Nigerian, Kenyan Stars Shine in Cowboys' Pathway Program. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 5, Dallas Cowboys fans keep your eyes on the NFL International Pathway program where two African standouts just lit up pro day. Iar Bernard from Nigeria and Joshua Wehru from Kenya posted monster numbers that have everyone talking. Bernard at 306 pounds with just 6% body fat ran a 4.6-340 yard dash, leaped 39 inches vertically, and hit a 10 foot 10 broad jump. The Cowboys know this road will. They brought in Isaac Allercon through the program back in August 2020. That move showed their willing to bet on raw international talent and develop it patiently, even if it takes time. Social media exploded with the hype, as analysts like Lance Zeerlein and Bruce Filman called Bernard a total freak athlete straight out of a small. Nigerian village folks are buzzing that he could sneak into day 3 of the draft, proving talent hides in unexpected spots. Wayu brings a different flavor with his rugby roots, offering that athletic edge, without
the same viral flash, but still a solid unconventional. Profile for a team hunting upside. Both guys remind us the NFL isn't just college pipelines anymore. With Dallas needing defensive help, these pathway warriors fit the blueprint they've done in before, so expect the front office to do their homework, and maybe snag one late. Stay tuned as draft season heats up.
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