2015 SCHEDULE

STAFF
SIDELINES HISTORY PLAYOFF RECORDS 2014 SEASON MACKENZY
RECORDS
BERNADEAU
• At Tampa Bay (12/4) played the second half at left guard for Travelle Wharton, who left the game with tightness
in his back.
• Started at left guard against Atlanta (12/11) when Wharton moved to left tackle in place of Jordan Gross, who
was inactive with a sprained ankle. Opened paths for the Panthers to total 157 rushing yards on 23 attempts
- an average of 6.8 yards-per-carry - with one touchdown against the NFL’s fifth-rated rushing defense.
2010 (Carolina):
• Played in 16 games with 12 starts.
• Started the first five games at right guard and the last seven at left guard after Wharton suffered a seasonending
toe injury at Tampa Bay (11/14).
• Helped the Panthers generate more than 100 yards rushing in six of the last seven games with a seasonhigh
212 yards against Atlanta (12/12).
2009 (Carolina):
• Played in all 16 games with seven starts.
• Started final seven games at left guard after Gross suffered a season-ending leg injury that forced Wharton
to move from left guard to left tackle.
• Helped the Panthers average 156.1 rushing yards-per-game and set team records with 2,498 rushing
yards, 525 rushing attempts and 123 rushing first downs.
• Cleared lanes for running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart to become the first set of teammates
in NFL history to each rush for more than 1,100 yards in the same season.
• Made his first NFL start against Miami (11/20).
• At the N.Y. Giants (12/27) created paths for the Panthers to accumulate 247 rushing yards, the fifth-highest
single-game total in team history.
2008 (Carolina):
• Dressed but did not play in five games and was inactive for 11 games.
• Inactive for the NFC Divisional Playoffs against Arizona (1/10/09).
COLLEGE:
• Started all 37 games he played during his career at Bentley, seeing action at both left guard and left tackle.
• Named the Northeast-10 Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year as a junior and senior.
• As a senior, was named American Football Coaches Association All-American, Northeast-10 Conference
Offensive Lineman of the Year and First-team All-Northeast-10 Conference selection while starting six games
at left guard before being sidelined with a knee injury for the final four games.
• As a junior, named Northeast-10 Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year, First-team All-Northeast-10
Conference selection and was the Falcons Offensive Most Valuable Player while starting all 11 games, splitting
time between left tackle and left guard.
• As a sophomore, named first-team All-Northeast-10 Conference selection and started all 10 games at left
tackle while contributing to an offense that averaged 34.1 points and 440.6 yards-per-game.
• Started all 10 games at left tackle as a freshman and helped Bentley average 458.2 yards-per-game.
PERSONAL:
• Attended Waltham, Mass., High School.
• Majored in management at Bentley.
COMMUNITY:
• 2012-15 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2014-15 Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2014 NFL Play 60 clinic, London, England.
• 2014 Fan Appreciation Pep Rally, London, England.
• 2015 Taste of the NFL: The Ultimate Cowboys Tailgate Party host benefiting North Texas Food Bank
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.
• Annual Team Hospital Visits.
• Kickoff Luncheon.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
BERNADEAU’S NFL TOTALS
GAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2008 (0/0-Car); 2009 (16/7-Car), 2010 (16/12-Car), 2011 (15/1-Car), 2012 (16/16-Dal); 2013
(16/11), 2014 (16/1, 2/0). Totals 95/48, 2/0.
KEN BISHOP
66 • Nose Tackle
6-0 • 300 • 9/8/90
Northern Illinois • D7d for ‘14 (251st overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2014-3/0; Career-3/0
Postseason: 2014-1/0; Career-1/0
PRO: Ken Bishop came to Dallas as one of the club’s five seventh round (251st overall) draft choices in 2014.
Bishop fits the mold of a trench-clogging nose tackle and spent two seasons at Ellsworth Community College
honing his skills before finishing his collegiate career at Northern Illinois. He played in three games as a rookie
and spent 12 weeks on the practice squad working on his transition to the pro game. The prototypical nose
tackle will return in 2015 with the hopes his experience as a rookie helps him be a force on the Dallas defensive
front in 2015.
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