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The Dallas Cowboys have suffered another significant loss as safety Markquese Bell will miss the remainder of the season due to a dislocated left shoulder. This injury occurred during a kickoff coverage play in the game against the Houston Texans. Special teams coordinator John Fassel expressed deep concern for Bell, highlighting his contributions to the team. The Cowboys have also faced injuries to key players including quarterback Dak Prescott and defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, impacting their performance this season.
- The Cowboys are struggling with injuries, losing multiple key players on both offense and defense.
- Markquese Bell's injury is particularly impactful for special teams, where he has excelled this season.
- Brandin Cooks and Marshawn Kneeland are returning from injuries, which could help the Cowboys in their upcoming games.
Brandin Cooks | WR
Injury
- Has been sidelined since September 26 due to knee surgery.
- Expressed frustration over the team's performance while he is unable to play.
Dak Prescott | QB
Injury
- Placed on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury that required surgery.
- Significant loss for the Cowboys' offense.
Brandin Cooks | WR
Pickup
- Returning from a knee injury that required surgery.
- Has not played since September 26 but is eager to contribute to the team.
Dallas Cowboys
- The Cowboys are struggling with multiple injuries affecting their roster.
- The potential return of players like Cooks and Bland could provide a boost.
Dallas Cowboys
- Facing a tough season with multiple injuries affecting key players.
- Need to rely on returning players like Cooks and Kneeland to improve their performance.