Nov. 30
2:00 p.m. -- Fresh off his best game as a Cowboy, DE Jadeveon Clowney was working with director of rehabilitation Britt Brown on the resistance cords during the media viewing period of Sunday's practice.
It is not clear yet if Clowney, who was dealing with a neck injury that kept him limited in two of Dallas practices' leading into their game against the Chiefs on Thursday, is still dealing with the neck issue or a different injury.
The first injury report for the Cowboys ahead of their road game on Thursday against the Lions will come on Monday.
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1:36 p.m. -- The Cowboys signed RB Israel Abanikanda to their practice squad on Sunday.
Abanikanda, 23, was a fifth-round pick out of Pitt by the New York Jets in 2023 where he appeared in six games and rushed for 70 yards on 22 carries. He was waived by New York in December of 2024, and since briefly spent time with the San Fransisco 49ers and most recently the practice squad of the Green Bay Packers.
After Malik Davis was signed to the active roster to be the second option at running back in recent weeks for the Cowboys, Dallas now has another running back on the practice squad in Abanikanda.
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Nov. 28
2:30 p.m. -- After Jerry Jones said earlier on Friday morning that he expects CB Trevon Diggs to return from injured reserve before Dallas' next game against the Lions, head coach Brian Schottenheimer said the team is expecting to open his 21-day practice window on Sunday.
"We'd love to start his clock and get him going. I'm excited to see Trevon and how he looks and moves around..." Schottenheimer said. "I think you should expect us to do that for Sunday."
Schottenheimer added that the Cowboys will be off on Friday and Saturday before returning to practice on Sunday.
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2:25 p.m. -- The Cowboys were hit with a good amount of injuries heading into, and coming out of their 31-28 win over the Chiefs on Thursday. The good news is nothing seems to be considered long term.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said on Friday that CB DaRon Bland was dealing with cramps early in the game, and left in the second half with a foot injury before ultimately returning for the end of the game. Fellow CB Caelen Carson was dealing with some soreness on the quick turnaround, and has a chance to play next Thursday against the Lions.
In the safety room, veteran Malik Hooker left the game with back spasms, according to Schottenheimer. The coach added "he should be fine" for next Thursday in Detroit.
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11:00 a.m. -- After missing the last six games with a concussion and knee injury, the Cowboys should be getting CB Trevon Diggs back for next Thursday's road game against the Detroit Lions, according to Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones.
"He'll be on the field, wanted to be on the field last night, but he'll be on the field at Detroit in my view barring an [setback]." Jones said on 105.3 The Fan Friday morning.
Diggs is currently on injured reserve, so he'll need to be activated and return to the active roster which while require a corresponding move. His return comes at a good time for Dallas, who has won three straight games and has seen injuries recently at cornerback to Caelen Carson, who missed Thursday's game against Kansas City, and DaRon Bland, who missed some time in the second half with a foot injury but later returned.
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Nov. 27
8:12 p.m. - While his streak of 140-yard games ended, Pickens still had a productive day for the Cowboys, totaling 88 receiving yards on six catches, along with a 2-point conversion in the fourth quarter.
Pickens set a personal career-high with 1,142 receiving yards, eclipsing his 1,140 yards with Pittsburgh in 2023.
Pickens is currently one of two players (Jaxon Smith-Ngiba) in the NFL with over 1,000 receiving yards.
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8:03 p.m. - Just like George Pickens is setting career-highs in receiving, Javonte Williams did the same on the rushing side.
Williams had just 59 rushing yards, but it moved him to 955, surpassing his previously high of 903 yards with the Broncos.
The biggest play of the game for Williams occurred in the passing game, when he caught a quick pass from Dak Prescott for a 3-yard touchdown, giving the Cowboys a 7-point lead.
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2 p.m. -- Tyler Guyton suffered an ankle injury in the Cowboys' victory over the Eagles and, on a short week, was ruled out for the Thanksgiving bout against the Chiefs.
That means Nate Thomas will get the start at left tackle, and that's not the only position that will rely on a young player to step up and make an impact.
Caelen Carson also ruled out, with a hamstring injury, pushing more reps to rookie third-round pick Shavon Revel, who made his debut in Week 11.
Other inactives against the Chiefs include Jaydon Blue, Jonathan Mingo, Jay Toia and Perrion Winfrey.
Nov. 26
12:35 p.m. -- Cowboys LT Tyler Guyton (ankle) is out for Dallas' Thanksgiving game against the Kansas City Chiefs. In his place, Nate Thomas will likely start at left tackle as he did Sunday against the Eagles when Guyton let with the injury.
Caelen Carson is the only other Cowboys player with a game status designation on Wednesday's final injury report, listed as questionable with a hamstring injury that popped up on Tuesday, holding him to limited participation in Tuesday's practice and Wednesday's walkthrough.
George Pickens, Jadeveon Clowney, Dante Fowler, Malik Hooker, Osa Odighizuwa, KaVontae Turpin and Donovan Wilson were all limted at one point in the week, but were full participants in the walkthrough on Wednesday and carry no designation, meaning they're ready to go against Kansas City. Dallas made just one practice squad elevation, sending CB Corey Ballentine up to the game day roster to join them.
For the Chiefs, Pro Bowl right guard Trey Smith will be out with an ankle injury. Tight end Noah Gray (concussion) and CB Chris Roland-Wallace (back) will also be out, while Patrick Mahomes, Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy all have no game status designations and will play.
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10:30 a.m. -- For the fifth year in a row, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was the team's nominee for the 2025 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award.
Each year, every NFL team nominates a player for the award, which recognizes individuals around the league who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship.
Prescott was a semi-finalist for the Rooney award in 2023, and since the award was created in 2014, a Cowboys player has yet to become a winner of it.
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10:25 a.m. -- Cowboys practice squad CB Robert Rochell signed to the Carolina Panthers active roster on Wednesday.
Rochell, 27, signed with the Cowboys in June before being released in late August and re-signing to the practice squad the following day.
In Weeks 2 and 3, Rochell was elevated from the practice squad to the active roster against the Giants and the Bears to give the Cowboys extra depth while dealing with some early season injuries at corner. Now, he'll give the Panthers the same assistance as a member of the active roster.
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Nov. 25
3:30 p.m. -- After a walkthrough on Monday following the 24-21 win over the Eagles, the Cowboys returned to a normal, lighter practice on Thursday. Wide receiver George Pickens was upgraded from not participating on Monday to being limited on Tuesday.
During the media's viewing period of practice, Pickens arrived late to the field as he was getting treatment for his knee/calf injury, and spent some time warming it up off to the side before briefly participating in individual drill.
Alongside him, DT Osa Odighizuwa (elbow) and WR KaVontae Turpin (shoulder/illness) were also upgraded to limited after not participating on Monday. Cornerback Caelen Carson (hamstring) also popped up on the injury report Tuesday and was limited.
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Nov. 24
5:33 p.m. -- Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer said that Dallas came out of their comeback win on Sunday banged up, and Monday's injury report leading into a short week backed it up.
Schottenheimer said that LT Tyler Guyton (ankle, listed as DNP Monday) is likely the biggest quesiton they have going into Thursday, and that he didn't do anything with the team today and won't do much tomorrow either. He did not provide many additional details on WR George Pickens (knee/calf), who was listed as DNP Monday, or DT Quinnen Williams, who said after the game he took a shot to the ribs from Saquon Barkley, but was not on Dallas' injury report.
Additionally, Schottenheimer said that CB Caelen Carson was dealing with dehydration and cramping on Sunday, but that it isn't something the team is concerned about in terms of his status for Thanksgiving and he was not listed on Monday's injury report.
Schottenheimer added that fellow CB Trevon Diggs is doing better, and doing everything asked of him in his recovery process. The trouble with bringing him back off injured reserve now is that it's a short week, which makes things a bit more difficult to ramp up for, meaning he likely won't return until next Thursday's road game against the Lions at the earliest.
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Nov. 23
9:00 p.m. -- After having a strong start to his Cowboys tenure last week against the Raiders with 1.5 sacks and five QB hits, Quinnen Williams once again made a big impact for Dallas in the middle in his second game with the team.
Williams set a career high in quarterback pressures with eight on 30 pass rushes, good for a 26.7% pressure rate. He did not register a sack, but did average a get off of .93 seconds.
The Cowboys defense as a whole registered 16 total pressures on Jalen Hurts, half of which came from Williams. Additionally, Williams generated all of his pressures in 1-on-1 blocks, being double teamed just 26.7% of the time, the second-lowest rate he's faced this season.
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7:31 p.m. - Dak Prescott said he saw Brevyn Spann-Ford the entire play on his touchdown catch. He wasn't worried if he would get open or catch it.
"I just kept thinking, 'please don't fall down,'" Dak said, noticing that Spann-Ford was knocked off his route and nearly fell to the ground.
But Prescott bought enough time on his rollout and waited for his tight end to get open in the corner for a 4-yard touchdown catch, to cut the Eagles lead to 21-14.
It was Spann-Ford's first career touchdown and just his fifth reception of the season.
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7:19 p.m. - Wide receiver Ryan Flournoy was one of the players involved in the roughing the punter penalty in the first quarter that led to another Eagles touchdown.
However, later replays showed that Flournoy actually tipped the ball and it should've been considered a block, which negates any penalty involving contact with the punter.
After the game, NFL VP of Replay Mark Butterworth was asked about the play and why the Cowboys didn't get to challenge it, or why Replay Assistance didn't see the block.
"When there is a flag thrown for roughing the punter, we clear the play to make sure that the ball wasn't tipped. We can use replay assist to pick up the flag when we have clear and obvious video evidence that the player that committed the foul touched the ball prior to making contact with the punter," Butterworth said. "Also, more importantly, the defense can always challenge that the ball was tipped prior to contact. Now, what happened was, I think a play or two later, TV showed an enhanced shot, which they can do. We don't have access to that enhanced shot until they show it. By then, it was too late. If we would have had that shot previously, we would have been able to assist prior to the ball being snapped."
Basically, it sounds like the FOX broadcast didn't provide a closer look for anyone, the Cowboys or the NFL replay officials, to see the block before the next snap.
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7:13 p.m. - Mad at himself for the costly first-half fumble, KaVontae Turpin knew he needed to make a play to atone for his mistake.
"I knew I had to do something. I just need another chance," said Turpin, who caught a 48-yard pass over the middle late in the second quarter that led to a touchdown. "When I'm open field and nobody is around me, I feel like I'm the most dangerous player in the NFL."
That was Turpin's only catch of the game, but he also drew a huge pass interference penalty on the Eagles to give the offense a first down on an eventual touchdown drive.
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1:55 p.m. -- Jalen Tolbert will not take the field when the Cowboys host the Eagles in Week 12.
The former third-round pick has been ruled inactive for the contest, clearing room for the official return to action of Jonathan Mingo, whom the Cowboys traded a fourth-round pick in 2024 to acquire from the Panthers.
Mingo spent the entirety of the season, to this point, rehabbing a knee injury suffered in the preseason, and his action in Week 12 will mark the first time he's taken the field with Dak Prescott at quarterback.
Other inactives against the Eagles are Jaydon Blue, Hakeem Adeniji, Jay Toia and Perrion Winfrey.
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Nov. 22
11:45 a.m. -- Kaiir Elam has been waived by the Cowboys.
The veteran cornerback will now be subject to waivers to determine his next NFL home and, if unclaimed, he will then have a choice as to where to sign. Acquired by the Cowboys via trade with the Bills this past offseason, Elam had a strong training camp in Oxnard that led to a starting role in Week 1 against the Eagles.
But with the return of Caelen Carson and the debut of Shavon Revel, Elam became the odd man out before the rematch with the Eagles this coming Sunday — having lost his starting role in Week 11 to Carson.
The corresponding roster move comes by way of Malik Davis, the running back being again activated from the practice squad to the active 53-man roster for the second time in only a few weeks.
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Nov. 21
3:00 p.m. -- After initially being limited participants in practice to start the week, both QB Dak Prescott and DT Solomon Thomas were full participants on Friday (Prescott was also full on Thursday) and carry no injury status designation going into Sunday's game against the Eagles.
Thomas had been dealing with a calf injury and missed the Cowboys' previous game against the Raiders because of it. Additionally, S Malik Hooker was back at practice after missing Thursday for non-injury related personal reasons.
The two Cowboys that are questionable are OT Hakeem Adeniji (illness) and DE Jadeveon Clowney (shoulder/neck). For Philadelphia, right tackle Lane Johnson (foot) is officially out, and center Cam Jurgens (concussion) is questionable.
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Nov. 20
4:50 p.m. -- As he told reporters following practice on Thursday, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott was a full participant in Dallas' second practice of the week after being limited on Wednesday as he nurses a minor hip injury.
"I'm fine, got hit in the game, fell on it, happened early in the game, played the whole game throughout it," Prescott said. "It's a physical game, it's sore, I was a full participant today and I'll be completely fine, [I've] played with much more soreness."
Prescott added that had this been a short week, he likely wouldn't have even been on the team's injury report.
In addition to Prescott being upgraded to a full participant, Tyler Smith (knee) and Donovan Wilson (elbow/shoulder) were also full participants on Thursday after being limited Wednesday. Malik Hooker (NIR-Personal) was the only player to not practice on Thursday.
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Nov. 19
2 p.m. – Dak Prescott left his battle against the Raiders with both a win and something to remember them by: a minor injury.
The All-Pro quarterback suffered what's being described by head coach Brian Schottenheimer as a hip issue that is "nothing major", and will not affect his availability or workload against the visiting Eagles.
"He got banged around a little in the game," said Schottenheimer. "He should be fine. We're gonna be real smart with the tempo today because it's basically a Tuesday for the [players'] bodies."
Prescott will participate fully in the Cowboys' walkthrough on Wednesday but will be handled with care on a short week with the defending champs preparing to fly into Dallas. Several others were limited alongside Prescott in the walkthrough, but everyone on the active roster participated, in some fashion, and Perrion Winfrey was a full participant in his first practice back with the active roster.
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1:55 p.m. -- After releasing practice squad C Wesley French on Tuesday, the Cowboys filled their open practice squad spot with another offensive lineman in guard Nick Leverett.
Leverett, 28, was undrafted out of Rice in 2020 before signing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He would go on to spend the next three seasons in Tampa Bay, primarily on the practice squad.
He would then go on to sign with the New England Patriots in 2024, and the Cardinals later that year where he last spent time on the practice squad. Now, he becomes the second offensive lineman on Dallas' practice squad alongside Marcellus Johnson.
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Nov. 18
9:58 p.m. – History was made Monday night in a few ways. Not only did the Cowboys play their first-ever regular-seaon game in Las Vegas, but the number 0 was worn for the first time as well.
DeMarvion Overshown made his return to the field after a knee injury he suffered nearly a full year ago.
He started his career with No. 13 but made the change in the offseason, becoming the first player in Cowboys history to wear the number.
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10:54 p.m. – Although he didn't start the game, alongside CeeDee Lamb, Pickens made up for a late start in a major way. The dynamic receiver caught six passes in the first half, the most of any half in his entire career. He finished the game with nine receptions for 144 yards and one touchdown.
Pickens' 144 yards is the most by any Cowboys player on Monday Night Football since Terry Glenn in 2005.
Through 10 games, Pickens is already closing in on 1,000 yards. He has 908 yards to go along with seven TD catches. Pickens is just the fourth player in Cowboys history to have 900 yards and seven TD catches in the first 10 games of a season, joining Bob Hayes (1966), Michael Irvin (1995) and Terrell Owens (2007) – all three of which are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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3:45 p.m. -- After a long road of recovery from a torn ACL, both DeMarvion Overshown and Shavon Revel will take the field for the Cowboys against the Raiders during Monday Night Football, the latter making his rookie debut for Dallas.
Also returning to the field is veteran safety Malik Hooker, activated this week from injured reserve, and Donovan Wilson, back from an elbow/shoulder issue to aid the ailing safety group.
Inactives against the Raiders include Solomon Thomas, out with a calf injury, suffered ahead of the bye week.
Other inactives are Damone Clark, Jaydon Blue, Trikweze Bridges, Hakeem Adeniji and Jonathan Mingo.
Nov. 17
12:05 p.m. -- For the first time since Week 4 against Green Bay, the Cowboys are expected to have safety Malik Hooker back in the lineup after missing time with a toe injury. Hooker was activated off of injured reserve on Monday afternoon after being a full participant in the Cowboys' final practice of the week on Saturday.
Monday night will also be the first time since the tie against the Packers that Dallas has had both of their starting safeties, Hooker and Donovan Wilson, on the field together. Wilson has missed the last two games due to an elbow/shoulder injury.
The corresponding move to add Hooker back to the roster was placing rookie OT Ajani Cornelius (knee) on injured reserve. The Cowboys also elevated RB Malik Davis from the practice squad ahead of their primetime game Monday night against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Nov. 15
3:15 p.m. -- The Cowboys' decision to trade for All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams comes at a great time as they'll be without Solomon Thomas in Week 11.
The veteran lineman suffered a calf injury ahead of the bye week that requires more time to heal and recover. He spent the entirety of this week with the rehab group, missing each practice.
Thomas has been officially ruled out on Saturday, following the final practice of the week ahead of the trip to Las Vegas.
With Thomas ruled out, there's a chance rookie Jay Toia could be active for depth purposes behind Williams, Osa Odighizuwa and Kenny Clark, as Perrion Winfrey remains on IR, at least at the moment.
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3:00 p.m. -- It's no secret the Cowboys are in dire straits at the safety position due to injury.
Malik Hooker is working his way back from injured reserve due to a toe injury that cost him four games thus far, but the veteran safety returned to practice this week and has a very good chance of returning to the field on Monday night atainst the Raiders.
Hooker was listed as questionable on Saturday but also upgraded to full participation for the first time since suffering the injury, and Donovan Wilson joins in him having good odds of returning to the field after missing time with an elbow/shoulder issue.
With Alijah Clark trying to work through an injury to his ribs and Juanyeh Thomas on IR due to migraines, Hooker and Wilson could return to try and save the day for the safeties group in Dallas in Week 11 and beyond.
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Nov. 14
4:00 p.m. -- Some reinforcements are on the way for the Cowboys' defense, but one has apparently taken a step back.
Alijah Clark, the undrafted rookie who has shown a lot of promise, suffered an injury to his ribs ahead of the bye week that cost him the Week 9 outing against the Cardinals, and after returning to practice in limited fashion on Thursday, he was downgraded and did not participate on Friday.
Malik Hooker and Donovan Wilson were both limited participants for a second consecutive practice though, giving a glimmer of hope to one, if not both, as the Cowboys get ready to visit the Raiders in Las Vegas on Monday night. Hooker is in his 21-day practice window from IR, but the Cowboys can decide to activate him early.
DeMarvion Overshown and Shavon Revel participated fully on Friday, hinting largely that Revel might indeed join Overshown for their first action of the 2025 season, and for the latter's first as an NFL player.
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Nov. 13
4:18 p.m. -- In the first injury report of the week leading into the Cowboys' Monday night game against the Las Vegas Raiders, both LB DeMarvion Overshown and rookie CB Shavon Revel were full participants, keeping them on track to make their debuts in Dallas' next game.
The only Cowboys player who did not practice was DT Solomon Thomas with a calf injury. Thomas injured it against the Cardinals and was working on the cords with director of rehabilitation Britt Brown during the media's viewing of practice on Thursday.
Both Donovan Wilson and Malik Hooker were limited participants, at the very least giving the Cowboys a chance to have both of their starting safeties back against the Raiders. Tyler Smith, Dante Fowler, Ajani Cornelius and Alijah Clark were the other limited participants on Thursday.
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Nov. 12
3:40 p.m. -- The Cowboys signed OT Marcellus Johnson to their practice squad on Wednesday.
Johnson, a UDFA in 2024, has spent the last two seasons on the practice squads for the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings twice, and most recently the Indianapolis Colts.
The addition of Johnson comes after OT Geron Christian was poached off Dallas' practice squad on Tuesday by the Denver Broncos.
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Nov. 11
4:30 p.m. -- Cowboys S Juanyeh Thomas was placed on the reserve/non-football illness list Tuesday, sidelining him for at least the next four games.
Thomas has been dealing with migraines for the last few weeks, and those struggles are a reason why the safety is set to miss time. The Cowboys are hoping to get Donovan Wilson (knee) back against the Raiders on Monday, and their other starter Malik Hooker (toe) is expected to return from injured reserve soon.
The next game Thomas will be eligible to play in will be on Dec. 14 against the Minnesota Vikings.
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4:25 p.m. -- The Cowboys lost a practice squad offensive lineman on Tuesday, as OT Geron Christian signed with the Denver Broncos.
Christian had been with the Cowboys since August, and now gets a new opportunity in Denver on their 53-man roster.
After Christian's departure, the only remaining offensive lineman on the Cowboys' practice squad for the time being is center Wesley French.
Nov. 3
11:13 p.m. - With seven receptions Monday night, CeeDee Lamb now has 531 career catches, tying him with Dez Bryant for third place in Cowboys history.
Lamb has played just 87 games, to 113 for Bryant. Next up for the Cowboys receiver is trying to catch Michael Irvin (750) and Jason Witten (1,215).
Monday night, Lamb also led the team in receiving yards with 85, including a 33-yard reception in the third quarter.
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10:32 p.m. - Known for his interceptions and Pick 6, which he has the most in Cowboys history, DaRon Bland had to do more tackling than he wanted to Monday night.
And the reason was the Cardinals went right at him with Marvin Harrison Jr., who had his best game of the season with seven catches for 96 yards.
Bland ended up with a team-high 14 tackles with just one pass deflection.
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8:18 p.m. - Marshawn Kneeland got the Cowboys on the board with a special teams play, blocking a punt and recovering it in the end zone for a touchdown.
Kneeland became the first Cowboys player since 2021 to score off a blocked punt. The Cowboys scored on a Corey Clement block that was returned in the end zone by Chauncey Golston in the end zone.
Kneeland's touchdown occurred from the blocked punt by Sam Williams, who now has two for his career.
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5:45 p.m. -- It's been a long couple of weeks or more for Juanyeh Thomas.
The veteran safety was sidelined the last two outings due to extreme migraines, but he's back to full health and will return when the Cowboys host the Cardinals on Monday Night Football, and as will starting safety Cooper Beebe.
Beebe was activated from injured reserve on Saturday, and his return means the Cowboys' offensive line will be whole for the first time in more than a month. One item to watch in that capacity, though, will be Terence Steele being added to the injury report on Monday with migraines of his own, but though he was listed as questionable, he is active on the gameday roster.
Inactives against the Cardinals include Donovan Wilson and Alijah Clark, both due to injury, as well as Jaydon Blue, Mazi Smith, Ajani Cornelius, Hakeem Adeniji and Jonathan Mingo.
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1:08 p.m. -- Ahead of the Cowboys' Monday night game against the Arizona Cardinals, the Cowboys activated center Cooper Beebe off the reserve/injured-designated for return list.
Beebe, who is listed as questionable for Monday night's game, now has a chance to make his return to the lineup for the first time since Week 2 when he suffered an ankle injury.
If Beebe does in fact suit up, it'll be the first time since that Week 2 overtime victory against the New York Giants that the Cowboys will have all five of their starting offensive linemen on the field together.
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1:06 p.m. -- The Cowboys placed LB Jack Sanborn on injured reserve Monday, sidelining him for at least the next four games.
After Sanborn suffered a concussion in Week 5 against the Jets, a groin injury struck ahead of Dallas' game against the Broncos last week. After a pregame workout to test it out, he was ruled out.
Sanborn will be eligible to return on Dec. 4 against Lions at the earliest.
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1:06 p.m. -- Running back Malik Davis was signed from the practice squad to the Cowboys' active roster on Monday, giving the Cowboys more depth at the running back position and potentially give him more snaps.
Brian Schottenheimer has been effusive in his praise of Davis, who has been elevated to help mostly on special teams in the last few weeks.
Additionally, the Cowboys elevated DB Zion Childress and TE Princeton Fant from the practice squad for Monday night's game against the Cardinals.
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Nov. 2
4:21 p.m. - After missing the last six games with a high-ankle sprain, center Cooper Beebe could be ready for a return this Monday night against the Cardinals.
Beebe remains on IR, but has practiced the last two weeks and head coach Brian Schottenheimer said Beebe is "on track" to make his return this week.
Brock Hoffman has started since Week 3 at center but the Cowboys are looking to get their Week 1 starter back in the lineup, for consistency more than anything else. In the last three games, the Cowboys have struggled to run the ball, including a Week 6 loss in Carolina where they rushed for just 31 yards with a 1.6 yard average. Last week in Denver, the Cowboys had trouble scoring in the red zone and rushed for 108 yards, the second-lowest output of the season.
2:13 p.m. - The Cowboys are hopeful Juanyeh Thomas can return this week after missing two games with migraines. And Thomas is certainly needed considering the Cowboys listed two safeties as "Out" for Monday's game.
One of those safeties is regular starter Donovon Wilson, who is battling elbow/knee injuries. Alijah Clark, who started last week in Denver, couldn't finish the game due to a ribs injury that will keep him out this week.
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Oct. 31
2:45 p.m. -- The Cowboys are getting healthier in spots, but not so much in others, and now they're monitoring Bryan Anger closely.
The two-time All-Pro punter missed practice on Friday due to illness, and it's unclear if he'll recover in time to participate in practice tomorrow. The added day should help his process, given the Cowboys don't host the Arizona Cardinals until Monday night, but his status is still one to keep an eye on.
Things could get interesting, and more challenging, for Brian Schottenheimer and the Cowboys if Anger is unable to play.
It does sound as if a contingency plan is in place, per special teams coordinator Nick Sorensen earlier this week — one that could utilize the ability of other players on the roster who have demonstrated an ability to punt (e.g., Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson), but that's an emergency scenario Dallas would rather avoid, considering Anger is such a weapon for the team in helping to flip field position.
Oct. 30
4:05 p.m. -- After being a limited participant for the entirety of last week, Cowboys C Cooper Beebe (ankle) was a full participant in Dallas' Thursday practice.
Beebe was close to returning to the lineup last week, and is now still on track to make his return to the lineup for the Cowboys on Monday night against the Cardinals, putting Dallas' starting five offensive linemen on the field for the first time since Week 2.
Linebacker DeMarvion Overshown (knee) was limited as he enters the second week of his three-week return to practice window, and exited practice during the media's viewing period with team training staff. Overshown later returned to practice and there's no concern about any long-term additional injury issues.
From the rrest of the injury report, safeties Donovan Wilson and Alijah Clark did not practice, S Juanyeh Thomas was limited, DT Perrion Winfrey was limited in his second practice back from IR, and LB Jack Sanborn (groin) did not practice.
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