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Yesterday, the word on the street was that the Cowboys might be interested Falcons' wideout Joe Horn. One of the story lines this offseason has been about Dallas finding a legit No. 2 receiver opposite Terrell Owens (might I suggest this guy), although I'm not sure how Horn, all 36 years of him, would upgrade the position.

Jerry Jones agrees, evidently; talking to ESPN, the Cowboys owner offered this: "Yeah, that's not correct ... I haven't expressed any interest there and haven't evaluated him. That's just not correct." Doesn't leave much room for confusion.

And now, Terry Glenn, the No. 2 receiver already on the Cowboys roster who has been at odds with the organization over money, is looking to mend some fences.

Wide receiver Terry Glenn is speaking with Dallas Cowboys officials again in the hopes of returning. ... "Terry is someone I have a lot of interest in," Jones said Friday night. "We worked well together last year. We will sit down here and look at how he fits and what we can do with him as a player this year."

The backstory: Glenn refused to sign an injury wavier that would pay him $500,000 should he re-injure his knee, and the Cowboys wouldn't let him practice without the waiver. The threat of Joe Horn has changed all that, apparently. Or maybe common sense prevailed. Either way, Dallas is closer to getting that veteran wideout to play with T.O. And this one has cat-like quickness, which is a nice little bonus.