Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens just showed up on the injury report for the first time this season, getting in a limited practice on Thursday with a shoulder injury. That’s a shocker given how durable he’s been, and you know Dallas fans are not loving this news one bit.
Dallas Dealing With A Growing Injury List
Pickens might be the biggest name to pop up, but he is definitely not alone on the Cowboys’ injury list. It seems like the training room is getting a workout. Cornerback Cobie Durant (hamstring), left tackle Tyler Guyton (calf), and outside linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm) all had limited practices on Thursday, too. Losing a starting corner, a tackle, and a pass rusher for any amount of time is always tough.
Then you have the guys who could not even get on the field. Outside linebacker Von Miller was out, listed with rest, which is probably just managing a veteran workload. But offensive tackle Drew Shelton (hamstring), wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (ribs), and linebacker Dee Winters (calf) were all out of practice entirely. That is some serious depth being tested right there, especially with another wide receiver and a tackle sidelined.
On the brighter side, it wasn’t all bad news for the Cowboys. Safety Alijah Clark (hamstring), linebacker DeMarvion Overshown (hamstring), and cornerback Ameer Speed (knee) were all full participants in practice. Getting those guys back to full strength is a relief, showing at least some progress on the health front.
That’s the latest on the injury front from Dallas. Everyone will be watching closely to see how these situations unfold.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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