Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson is listed as doubtful for the upcoming game against the New Orleans Saints due to a knee injury, specifically an MCL sprain. Despite some optimism from head coach Mike McCarthy regarding Ferguson's potential to play, his absence from practice raises concerns about his availability. If Ferguson cannot go, Luke Schoonmaker and undrafted rookie Brevyn Spann-Ford are expected to step in.
- Ferguson is doubtful for Sunday due to a knee injury.
- Coach McCarthy remains optimistic about Ferguson's chances to play if he can practice lightly on Saturday.
- Luke Schoonmaker and Brevyn Spann-Ford are next in line at tight end.
Jake Ferguson | TE
Injury
Week 2
- Listed as doubtful for the game against New Orleans due to an MCL sprain.
- Originally feared to have an ACL tear, but diagnosis turned out to be a sprain.
- Pain has subsided, but stiffness and swelling may still be an issue.
Dallas Cowboys
- Ferguson's potential absence could impact the tight end position significantly.
- Backup options Schoonmaker and Spann-Ford will need to step up if Ferguson cannot play.
New Orleans Saints
- Will face a potentially weakened Cowboys offense if Ferguson is unable to play.