Cowboy Receiver Stewart Declares For NFL Draft

Oklahoma State junior wide receiver Josh Stewart announced he would forgo his senior season and enter the NFL Draft on Tuesday via his Instagram account (stewyyy5).

"First I wanna thank god for this opportunity and for all the cowboy fans that's been the most loyal and true fans I've ever been around! I've been so blessed and I'm thankful for you guys," Stewart said in his post. "I would like to just let you all know that I've decided to declare and enter the NFL Draft! One of the hardest decisions I've had to make in my life. But I'm ready for this life and I hope all my friends and Cowboy family continue to follow me throughout this journey I'm gonna be preparing for! Thanks for everything Cowboy Nation I will rep Pokes until my time on this earth is up!"

Stewart was named to the All-Big 12 Second Team in 2013 as a receiver and punt returner. He was the Cowboys' second-leading receiver with 703 yards and three touchdowns on 60 receptions. Stewart also scored twice as a punt returner and finished the season with a 16.7 yards-per-punt return average.