SAD NEWS: The starting cornerback position for the Dallas Cowboys was seriously questioned at the close of the regular season. As the

The starting cornerback position for the Dallas Cowboys was seriously questioned at the close of the regular season. As the..

The Green Bay Packers concluded theirs without any similar worries. But with practice week coming to an end, the two teams have switched roles ahead of Sunday’s wild-card game.

Stephon Gilmore, who dislocated his shoulder in the Week 18 victory in Washington, underwent an intensified workout on Friday. Jaire Alexander, on the other hand, hurt his ankle during practice on Wednesday and hasn’t returned to the football pitch. Gilmore’s recovery was so good that he didn’t even receive a game designation of doubtful.

There was a real doubt about the starting cornerback position for the Dallas Cowboys at the close of the regular season.

Cooper Rush has become the newest of the six Cowboys players who have been watched this week. Although it seemed the team had overcome the sickness, Rush was absent from practice on Friday. Hopefully, within the next 48 hours, nobody else contracts the cold.

Take a look at the entire list of injured players along with their weekly results.

Jaire Alexander, a Packers CB, has a questionable ankle and shoulder.

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