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In the upcoming clash against the Jets this Sunday, the status of four pivotal players hangs in the balance, as indicated by the final injury report released on Friday. The stage is set, but the players’ readiness remains uncertain – leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the final call on their participation.
Leading the concerns are Tyler Smith and Donovan Wilson, both grappling with their respective injuries – Smith nursing a hamstring issue, while Wilson battles a calf ailment. It’s a disheartening déjà vu, as these two were absent in last week’s triumphant encounter against the Giants.
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Cowboys injury update: Four question marks for Sunday battle vs. Jets
As the Dallas Cowboys released an injury report on September 15, the situation is somewhat brighter for wide receiver Brandin Cooks and guard Zack Martin. Cooks, nursing a knee ailment, was listed as questionable. Notably, he missed Friday’s walk-through practice. In contrast, Martin, dealing with a groin concern, was also tagged as questionable but managed to participate, albeit with limitations, for the second consecutive day.

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The stakes are high as the team approach Sunday’s game. Should Cooks be sidelined, per the Dallas website, we can anticipate Jalen Brooks stepping up, while Jalen Tolbert might see an expanded role. In Martin’s absence, rookie T.J. Bass is poised to take the reins as the starting right guard.
Mixed preseason results, is Dallas ready?
In a sunny Californian setting, the Cowboys prepped for battle in Oxnard. What is their journey report card before clashing with the Aaron Rodgers-less Jets? Preseason Week 1 saw the Cowboys locked in a fierce tussle with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The scoreboard ultimately favored the Jaguars, sealing a 28-23 victory on August 12th at AT&T Stadium.
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Week 2 echoed a similar tune as the Cowboys clashed with the Seattle Seahawks on August 19, 2023. A relentless battle unfolded at Lumen Field, concluding with the Seahawks seizing a 22-14 win. However, the Cowboys roared back to life in Week 3, vanquishing the Las Vegas Raiders by a resounding score of 31-16 on August 26th, 2023, at AT&T Stadium.

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Switching gears to the regular season, Week 1 witnessed an extraordinary performance. The Cowboys displayed their might by blanking the New York Giants with an astonishing score of 40-0 on September 10th, 2023, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The defense and special teams scored two touchdowns, while the Giants were held to a mere 171 yards of total offense. The Cowboys, like relentless hunters, sacked QB Daniel Jones an astounding seven times.
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Looking ahead to Week 2, the Cowboys are primed to take on the New York Jets on September 17, 2023. This showdown, scheduled for 1:55 AM IST at AT&T Stadium, marks their first encounter since 2019. Back then, the Jets pulled off an upset, besting the Cowboys with a final score of 24-22 in New York.
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