Jonathan Cooper

Cooper appears fully recovered from the biceps issue that landed him on IR last season. The veteran guard could be thrust into the starting lineup to begin the regular season, with Richie Incognito facing a two-game suspension.

The veteran lineman only logged four games last season in Washington before tearing his bicep, resulting in his placement on injured reserve. He suffered the injury in mid-December, which usually has a three-to-four month recovery process. Look towards the beginning of training camp next week to determine where Cooper's health currently stands. If healthy, Cooper will add some veteran presence to the Raiders line -- especially given the looming suspension of Richie Incognito.

Cooper is a former first round draft pick, No. 7 overall in 2013 to be exact, and is set too be an unrestricted free agent in March. Cooper certainly won't start along this loaded Dallas offensive line, but he'll certainly provide some depth in case anything would happen to one of the regulars.

It's been quite the season for Cooper who was traded in the offseason to the Patriots only to suffer a training camp injury and eventually get cut during the year. The Browns picked him up briefly but released him last week.