December 17 WHO’S ILL? Although we never considered it to be a doubt, in case you were curious: Among the Cowboys’ starting lineup members who missed practices late in the week due to sickness were cornerback Stephon Gilmore and receiver Brandin Cooks, who were both listed as “questionable” for today’s game in Buffalo.
want to play as the 10-3 Cowboys attempt to extend their winning streak to six games by victory over the Bills despite the rain and wind.
Security As for the other starters, only Malik Hooker is a question mark because of an ankle ailment that made him “questionable.”
DEC 15 HANGRY “BOYS” The Dallas Cowboys’ final injury list for their road game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday is about a mile long, indicating that they have undoubtedly had better days in terms of health.
With a high ankle sprain, defensive tackle Jonathan Hankins is the only player who has been officially declared out. The official list of questionable players, however, includes a number of players including cornerback Stephon Gilmore and receiver Brandin Cooks, who both missed practice on Friday due to sickness.
The Bills are coping with some serious injury issues of their own in the interim. Safety Micah Hyde and defensive end A.J. Epenesa are out, and officially questionable are receiver Justin Shorter and cornerback Kaiir Elam.
Above is a list of every injury for both teams on Friday.
‘HARD-PRESSED’ DEC 13 With a high ankle sprain, defensive tackle Jonathan Hankins did not practice today. Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy indicated on Wednesday that Hankins is unlikely to play on Sunday against Buffalo.
McCarthy stated, “He’ll be hard-pressed to go this week.”
It also means that Mazi Smith, a rookie selected in the first round, will likely see more playing time, while Carl Davis, 31, will probably be called up to the practice squad.
While Hankins was sidelined due to his injuries, others at The Star enjoyed a day of relaxation.
The above is the Wednesday practice and injury report for the Cowboys and Bills.
DEC 12 CONNOR OUT Connor Williams, the starting centre for the Miami Dolphins and a former first-team left guard for Dallas, tore his ACL during the team’s Monday night loss to the Titans and will miss the whole season.
Williams has been a standout player for the Dolphins, who will meet the Cowboys in two weeks. The squad is a Super Bowl candidate, and Williams has started 26 games at centre since joining the organisation as a free agency in 2022.
This week’s game against Buffalo will see the 10-3 Cowboys, who lead the NFC East, take the lead. With a 9-4 record, the Dolphins lead the AFC.
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