Dallas Cowboys stud linebacker Rolando McClain will miss all of the teams offseason workouts after having successful surgery on his right knee and could be held out of work until training camp begins in late July.
McClain — who had the procedure within the last couple of weeks — will remaining in Alabama for his rehab.
McClain was bothered for parts of last season with a sore knee. The hope was rest would clear up the issue, but he decided to have arthroscopic surgery in an effort to be at 100 percent when the season begins.
Despite playing in only 12 games last season, McClain was credited by the coaches with 108 tackles and had one sack, nine tackles for loss, five quarterback pressures, two interceptions, five pass breakups and a forced fumble.