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Berry and Co.'s favorite NFL Week 3 player props

Matthew Berry, Jay Croucher, and George Savaricas sift through their favorite player props on DraftKings Sportsbook for NFL Week 3 action.

2023 Dallas Cowboys Regular Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	09/24/2023 4:25 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	ARI Arizona Cardinals
Standing (Division)Division Rank	1st NFC East
WinsWins	2
LossesLosses	0
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	35
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	5
Head CoachHead Coach	Mike McCarthy

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Tyron Smith

DAL Tackle #77

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Cowboys LT Tyron Smith (hamstring) “is the most likely to go” of the Cowboys’ three injured offensive linemen.

The other injured linemen are right guard Zack Martin and center Tyler Biadasz. Smith wasn’t on the team’s final injury report on Friday but was then added on Saturday with a hamstring issue. The Cowboys should be able to get by without a fully healthy line this week as they are facing the Cardinals. The bigger concern will be if any of these injuries linger into the following weeks.
Zack Martin

DAL Guard #70

Cowboys RG Zack Martin (ankle) is questionable for Week 3 against the Cardinals.

Left guard Tyler Smith was removed from the injury report while center Tyler Biadasz is listed as questionable. Martin did not practice at all this week and appears to be on the wrong side of questionable for Week 3. Luckily, the Cowboys get the lowly Cardinals on Sunday, so they can likely afford to give Martin an extra week to recover.
Brandin Cooks

DAL Wide Receiver #3

Brandin Cooks (knee) was removed from the Week 3 injury report and will paly against the Cardinals.

Cooks missed Week 2 with the knee issue but returned to practice by Wednesday. He was then upgraded to a full participant in practice for the following two sessions. The biggest concern for his Week 3 outlook will be a possible snap count. Facing the lowly Cardinals as massive favorites, it would make sense for the Cowboys to ease Cooks back into the lineup.
Tyler Biadasz

DAL Center #63

Cowboys beat writer Michael Gehlken reports C Tyler Biadasz (hamstring) will undergo an MRI.

Biadasz was added to the practice report as a limited participant on Thursday with a hamstring injury. This comes on the same day the Cowboys found out they lost star cornerback Trevon Diggs to a torn ACL. Losing Biadasz for any length of time would only make matters worse for the Cowboys, who also have Zack Martin sitting out with an ankle injury.
Trevon Diggs

DAL Defensive Back #7

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Trevon Diggs suffered a torn ACL in practice, ending his season.

The injury to Diggs deals a massive blow to the Cowboys and their No. 1 ranked defense. Since being drafted by the team in 2020, Diggs has turned into one of the league’s best ball hawking corners, totaling 18 interceptions in 47 games. Diggs led the league with 11 interceptions in 2021 and already has one interception and one forced fumble this season. The star corner is fresh off signing a five-year, $97 million contract, but will now work on rehabbing to be back at the start of the 2024 season.
Trevon Diggs

DAL Defensive Back #7

ESPN’s Ed Werder reports Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs was spotted on crutches after injuring his leg in Thursday’s practice.

This would be awful for the Cowboys, who are off to a 2-0 start thanks in large to a defense that ranks first in the league in points and total yards allowed. Diggs reportedly injured his leg in the one-on-one portion of practice and is expected to undergo an MRI to assess the damage. Regarding Diggs, quarterback Dak Prescott said to the media after practice, “Some of you saw him leaving the field so prayers for him; simple as that.” We’ll have more on this injury soon, but it sounds like Diggs could be on the verge of missing some time.
Zack Martin

DAL Guard #70

Cowboys RG Zack Martin (ankle) was limited in Thursday’s practice.

Martin did not practice on Wednesday but was back on the field for a limited session on Thursday. The veteran lineman suffered an ankle injury in the second-half of Sunday’s Week 2 win over the Jets, and would be a tremendous loss for the Cowboys if he’s unable to go in Week 3. His status could be one to monitor up until game day.
Brandin Cooks

DAL Wide Receiver #3

Brandin Cooks (knee) was upgraded to a full participant in Thursday’s practice.

Cooks is dealing with a sprained MCL that he suffered in the Cowboys’ Week 1 opener, and was sidelined for Week 2 against the Jets. However, that may be the only game Cooks misses because of the injury, as he’s now logged back-to-back practices. Cooks will have some FLEX appeal for his Week 3 matchup against the Cardinals if he’s able to suit up.
Brandin Cooks

DAL Wide Receiver #3

Cowboys WR Brandin Cooks (knee), S Donovan Wilson (calf) and LG Tyler Smith (hamstring) all practiced on Wednesday. Meanwhile, S Jayron Kearse (illness) and RG Zack Martin (ankle) were not on field.

Cooks, Smith, and Wilson all missed last week’s game against the Jets, but them being on the field this early in the week is a good sign for their availability on Sunday against the Cardinals. With the Cowboys also coming in as heavy favorites on Sunday, they could choose to be cautious with Cooks’ involvement, but this is a positive first step in his recovery.
Ronald Jones II

FA Running Back #32

Cowboys released RB Ronald Jones.

That’s one way to return from a two-game suspension. After sitting out the first two weeks for violating the league’s policy on performance-enhancing substances, Jones is eligible to return to an active roster but was let go by the Cowboys upon his return. The veteran running back is free to sign with any team and could catch on with another team at some point in the season. Jones rushed 17 times for 70 yards and one touchdown last season and hasn’t rushed for more than 500 yards since 2020.

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