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Backup Offensive Lineman R.J. Dill Gets Four-Game NFL Suspension

IRVING, Texas – Cowboys offensive lineman R.J. Dill has been suspended without pay for the first four regular-season games of 2015 for violating the NFL policy on performance enhancing substances, a league spokesperson announced Friday.

Undrafted in 2013, Dill is competing for a backup spot on the offensive line. He signed a reserve/future contract with the Cowboys in January.

Dill is eligible to participate in the remaining preseason practices and games. His four-game suspension ends Monday, Oct. 5 following the Cowboys' Oct. 4 game against the New Orleans Saints.

The Cowboys have two preseason games left: Saturday against Minnesota and next Thursday against Houston.

The team must cut the roster from 90 to 75 players on Tuesday and trim to 53 players a week from Saturday, Sept. 5.

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