Tyler Smith of the Dallas Cowboys receives positive injury update

The Dallas Cowboys received some positive news regarding an injury update as they prepare for Week 11 against the Houston Texans.

While the 2024-25 NFL season has been filled with challenges for the Cowboys, a recent injury update provided a rare bit of good news. All-Pro offensive guard Tyler Smith was seen working with the rehab group during Wednesday’s practice, with a heavy wrap around his knee.

On Thursday, head coach Mike McCarthy gave an update on Smith’s condition, confirming that he will return to practice. Smith had the benefit of an additional day for recovery, as the Cowboys’ game against the Houston Texans is scheduled for Monday Night Football.

Tyler Smith will practice today, per MM.

The All-Pro guard rehabbed on Wednesday with his knee heavily wrapped. He has been the most consistent performer on the #Cowboys offensive line this season.

— Patrik [No C] Walker (@VoiceOfTheStar) November 14, 2024

Smith has been an important player for the Cowboys this season, consistently performing well despite a largely disappointing year for the team. Given the uncertainty surrounding the quarterbacks, with either Cooper Rush or Trey Lance under center, the Cowboys will certainly need all the help they can get to protect their quarterbacks.

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Dak Prescott recorded expressing his true feelings about his Dallas Cowboys teammates

Dak Prescott appeared to express frustration with the Dallas Cowboys, reportedly saying they “f—— suck” after their loss to the Atlanta Falcons, which dropped the team’s record to 3-5.

On Sunday, the Falcons secured a 27-21 win against the Cowboys. Prescott, who started as quarterback, had to leave the game due to hamstring and hand injuries in the third quarter.

Cooper Rush took over for Prescott, but the Cowboys couldn’t mount a comeback in a game they desperately needed to win. Star receiver CeeDee Lamb also seemed to be affected by an injury after making a tough catch late in the fourth quarter.

After exiting the game, Prescott was seen on the sidelines, and cameras captured him apparently saying: “We f—— suck” with under four minutes left.

In the game, Prescott completed 18 of 24 passes for 133 yards and a touchdown, while Rush went 13 of 25 for 115 yards and a score. Despite the disappointing outcome, the Cowboys recorded a season-high 137 rushing yards, with Rico Dowdle leading the way with 75 yards on 12 carries.

Lamb played through a right shoulder injury, visibly in pain after a hit from Falcons safety Jessie Bates in the first half. He ended with eight catches for 47 yards. Prescott also added three carries for 30 yards before leaving with a hamstring issue, and he is set to undergo an MRI on Monday to assess the injury’s severity.

The injury occurred late in the third quarter on an incompletion during a second-and-20 play. Prescott remained for the third down before departing, prompting concern from owner Jerry Jones. “Well, I am concerned about that,” Jones said. “It concerned me when I saw the play or I saw him have a reaction to any weakness that he might have had there in his ham.”

With this victory, the Falcons improved to 6-3, while the Cowboys fell to 3-5 after their third consecutive loss. The Cowboys’ next matchup is against the 5-2 Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Nov. 10.

Dak Prescott suffered a hamstring injury during the Dallas Cowboys’ defeat against the Atlanta Falcons, leaving him unable to play and forcing him to watch as his team struggled.