The Dallas Cowboys just lost a key offensive lineman to a major injury during Sunday's practice. Following Monday's session, another could be in play.

The Cowboys avoided the worst, but the reality of their limited back up options to Tyler Guyton should lead them to the free agent market.

Deion Sanders had a new bladder constructed from pieces of his intestines but is now focused on leading the Buffaloes into the 2025 season.

The offensive lineman Rob Jones reportedly broke a bone in his neck. According to ESPN's Todd Archer and Adam Schefter, Jones is expected to miss between two-to-three months of action. Back in March, the Cowboys added Jones on a one-year deal. It was for a reported $4.75 million.

The team has lost guard Rob Jones, who was taking starting reps in training camp, to a neck injury for two-to-three months. Starting left tackle Tyler Guyton also went down with a knee injury on Monday that was originally feared to be an ACL tear.

You never touch another man's radio. That's the code, but Jerry Jones owns the team so he doesn't care about those types of rules.

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