FRISCO, Texas - The NFL has informed the Dallas Cowboys that defensive end Randy Gregory will not be allowed to practice Wednesday, erasing the optimism both had of the players possible return to work before his suspension ended, according to sources.Gregorys suspension runs through Dec. 18, the date of the Cowboys Week 15 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but the Cowboys hoped Gregory would receive a two-week roster exemption to practice. He is currently eligible to return to the active roster on Dec. 19.Gregory was initially suspended the first four games of the season for violating the NFLs substance-abuse policy in the offseason. An additional 10-game penalty was announced on Sept. 29 for another violation. While there have been reports of Gregory committing another violation of the policy during the current suspension, sources say the Cowboys have not received any update from the NFL of a longer potential penalty.When asked last week about Gregorys status, coach Jason Garrett said he had no information. At different times during the season owner and general manager Jerry Jones has remained supportive of Gregory, but has not commented further.At the start of training camp the Cowboys placed Gregory on the reserve/did not report list when he checked himself into an out-of-state rehab facility. He has been around the team since the second week of the season, working out with the strength and conditioning coaches and taking part in meetings.The Cowboys took a chance on Gregory last year when they picked him in the second round, knowing of his off-field issues while at Nebraska. He failed a drug test at the scouting combine that landed him in the substance-abuse program.He had a productive training camp as a rookie and preseason but suffered a high ankle sprain in the season opener that forced him to miss the next four games. He did not record a sack in 12 games and was credited with 11 tackles, one tackle for loss and 16 quarterback pressures.With just 23 sacks as a team in the first 12 games this season, the Cowboys are in need of pass-rushing help. Considering how much time Gregory missed since last season it might be misguided to expect him to be a major contributor but the Cowboys will take any help they can get. Robert Parish Celtics Jersey . LOUIS -- Roman Polak was celebrating even before Alexander Steen scored the winning goal in Saturdays 4-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes. Reggie Lewis Celtics Jersey .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. http://www.authenticcelticsproshop.com/Jayson-Tatum-Jersey/ . 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"Happy, but never satisfied," Mitchell said of his performance. "Complacency is key -- to make sure that youre never being complacent, youre always working to get better." Mitchell, Calgarys third-stringer, got the start ahead of Drew Tate, who sat out with a forearm injury and Kevin Glenn, whos out with an elbow injury. The Texas native completed 29 of 33 pass attempts for 376 yards as the Stampeders advanced to 4-1 on the season. And Rene Paredes did the rest with his sure foot. The third-year Calgary kicker made all five of his field-goal attempts, setting a CFL record for consecutive regular-season field goals with 34, breaking Paul McCallums record of 30 from 2011. "Im happy we got the win and I got the record at the same time," Paredes said, adding hes not predicting how many he might reach before the streak ends. "Thats 34. Im going one by one. Well see how it goes." The Bombers dropped to 1-4 in front of 31,567 fans at Investors Group Field. Winnipeg has lost eight straight games to the Stampeders, failing to secure a victory against the Calgary team since Week 2 of 2009. Mitchell threw TD passes to Greg Carr, Anthony Parker and Marquay McDaniel. Rob Maver added a 50-yard punt single and Paredes field goals from 37, 19, 26, 32 and 23 yards sealed the deal. The game marked the first CFL matchup in 17 years to feature quarterbacks making their first pro starts for both teams as Bombers backup Justin Goltz took the field for Buck Pierce, who suffered a stomach injury in last weeks loss to Toronto. Goltz threw a pair of touchdown passes to third-year receiver Jade Etienne from five and eight yards out, marking Etiennes first and second career CFL TDs. Bomber Justin Palardy connected on a 41-yard field goal and Chad Simpson ran in a two-yard TD with 1:19 left in the game. Calgary led 8-7 after the first half, 17-14 at halftime and 27-14 after the third quarter. "I dont think they came out and really did anything different in the second half," said Goltz, who was 19-of-35 for 194 yards, two TDs and one interception.dddddddddddd "I think we have to take a lot of that on our own shoulders. There was a handful of throws I would have liked to have back and there were throws I know I can complete." Pierce said late this week he felt healthy enough to play, but head coach Tim Burke went with Goltz, saying the trainers told him otherwise. Goltz has no idea if he did enough to earn a second start in B.C. on Aug. 5. "I dont know. Thats out of my control," he said. "I wish I would have done more and made it more concrete, to be completely honest." Both quarterbacks notched their first career touchdown passes in the opening quarter. Mitchell tossed a 27-yard TD strike to the six-foot-six Carr in the end zone, who outstretched five-foot-nine defensive back Marty Markett for the ball at 12:23. Goltz recorded his first TD pass in a six-play, 73-yard drive that included his 40-yard pass to Rory Kohlert on a broken play. Calgary was also called for a face mask on the play and Winnipeg moved to Calgarys 11-yard line. After a six-yard run by Simpson, the Michigan native fired a quick pass to Etienne as he crossed in front of the goal post with time running out in the opening quarter. Goltz sent Etienne his second TD pass on the same route at 3:38 of the second quarter. "Its nice, but it sucks to lose," said Etienne, who hails from Regina. After a turnover on downs by the Bombers, Paredes booted his fourth field goal of the game, improving Calgarys lead to 27-14 with less than three minutes left in the third quarter, and securing the victory for the Stamps as they head into their bye week. The Bombers worked for Simpsons late TD run, which finished off a 17-play, 75-yard drive. Calgary running back Jon Cornish rushed 16 times for 88 yards, lead both teams in receiving yards with six catches for 87 yards. "Thanks to a great team effort we had a balanced offence," said Stamps head coach John Hufnagel, who added that Mitchell read and saw the field well. "First of all, our offensive line played great. They opened up some holes and they provided Bo some protection so my compliments really go to my offensive line." ' ' '