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Cowboys injuries: KaVontae Turpin, Dee Winters ruled out
Friday's injury report for the Dallas Cowboys
KaVontae Turpin
WR · DAL · 30 yrs · exp 4 · TCU
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- Injury
- Out
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Value
1,061
Rank
#393
Pos rank
#160
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Latest: Sep 7, 2026 · 1,061
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Cowboys list Kenny Clark, George Pickens as questionable
Multiple Cowboys players listed as questionable for Sunday, including defensive tackle Kenny Clark and wide receiver George Pickens
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Cowboys add OG Tyler Smith, TE Luke Schoonmaker to their injury report
The Cowboys added Tyler Smith and Luke Schoonmaker to their injury report and opened the 21-day practice window for Jonathan Bullard
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DB Caleb Downs, WR George Pickens, DL Quinnen Williams limited Wednesday
Cowboys defensive back Caleb Downs (ankle) and wide receiver George Pickens (shoulder/hamstring) were limited participants in Wednesday’s practice. Pickens played only 41 of 68 offensive snaps on Monday night, while Downs was in on 56 of 66 defensive snaps. Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams (hamstring) was also limited. He played 38 snaps against the Eagles. Offensive tackle Drew Shelton (hamstring) was the team’s other limited player at Wednesday’s practice. Wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (ribs) and linebacker Dee Winters (calf) remained out of practice. Outside linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm) and safety P.J. Locke (foot) both appear ready to return. They are in their 21-day return-to-practice windows
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Monday Night Football: Jonathan Greenard, Saquon Barkley are active for Eagles vs. Cowboys
The Eagles will have outside linebackers Jonathan Greenard (ankle) and Jalyx Hunt (knee/ankle) tonight. Both are active. Greenard and Hunt went into today with questionable designations. Greenard missed Week 5 with his injury and had no designation in Week 6 and played 24 of 79 snaps against the Panthers last week. He has been on the injury report every week this season and missed the first two games with a pectoral injury. Hunt missed last week’s game with his injury. Running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring) is also dressed as he returns after missing the past two games. The Eagles will start Tanner McKee at quarterback, and former Cowboys quarterback Joe Milton will serve as McKee’s backup. The Eagles’ inactives are outside linebacker Nolan Smith (concussion), wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring), wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks (ankle), quarterback Cole Payton, defensive back Michael Carter II (abdomen) and offensive lineman Jake Majors. Payton will serve as the emergency third quarterback. The Cowboys’ inactives are offensive tackle Drew Shelton (hamstring), wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (ribs), linebacker Dee Winters (calf), running back Emari Demercado and outside linebacker Tyrus Wheat
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WR George Pickens, CB Joey Porter Jr. have no injury designation
Both key Cowboys receivers and cornerback cleared for Monday night; several other players listed as questionable or ruled out
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George Pickens, Cobie Durant, Tyler Guyton up to full practices for Cowboys
The Cowboys upgraded three players from limited to full participants in practice on Friday. Wide receiver George Pickens (shoulder), cornerback Cobie Durant (hamstring), and left tackle Tyler Guyton (calf) were able to do everything in practice. That should put them all on track to play against the Eagles on Monday night and the team will issue their final injury report for that game on Saturday. Offensive tackle Broderick Jones (wrist) and safety P.J. Locke (foot) were the only players limited in Friday’s practice. Offensive tackle Drew Shelton (hamstring), wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (ribs), and linebacker Dee Winters (calf) remained out of practice. Safety Alijah Clark (hamstring), linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm), linebacker Von Miller (rest), linebacker DeMarvion Overshown (hamstring), cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (ankle), and cornerback Ameer Speed (knee) were all full participants
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George Pickens limited in Thursday's practice with shoulder injury
Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens popped up on the injury report for the first time this season. Pickens had a limited practice Thursday with a shoulder injury. Cornerback Cobie Durant (hamstring), left tackle Tyler Guyton (calf) and outside linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm) were also limited. The Cowboys practiced without outside linebacker Von Miller (rest), offensive tackle Drew Shelton (hamstring), wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (ribs) and linebacker Dee Winters (calf). Safety Alijah Clark (hamstring), linebacker DeMarvion Overshown (hamstring) and cornerback Ameer Speed (knee) were full participants
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Dee Winters not practicing Thursday
Dee Winters will not practice on Thursday, and his status will be monitored in practice on Friday and Saturday
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KaVontae Turpin unlikely to play in Week 7
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver/kick returner KaVontae Turpin appears unlikely to play in Week 7 against the Philadelphia Eagles
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KaVontae Turpin ruled out with rib injury
Dallas Cowboys WR/KR KaVontae Turpin has been ruled out due to a rib injury sustained on the opening kickoff return in Week 6
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KaVontae Turpin — Questionable
Sleeper status change for KaVontae Turpin (8917). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable
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Brian Schottenheimer considers staff changes after Cowboys' loss, Jerry Jones responds to embarrassing loss
Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer is considering staff changes following a disappointing 24-16 home loss to the Buccaneers. Despite a late rally, turnovers and struggles in all three phases led to Dallas's third loss in five games. Quarterback Dak Prescott threw two interceptions, including a crucial one late in the fourth quarter, and KaVontae Turpin fumbled a kickoff return
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Lamar Jackson, Tyler Loop help Ravens exorcise demons, earn most important regular-season win in recent memory
Two-hundred and sixty-six days earlier, Lamar Jackson pulled off late-game heroics, and Tyler Loop missed right. The Steelers went to the playoffs. The Ravens went home. Jackson, freezing and disbelieving, exited quietly. "We did all that to come up short," Jackson said, trying to hide his true emotions with a smile. "Devastating. Furious. "... I thought we had it in the bag. I don't know what else we can do." All they could do was keep coming back, keep working, keep putting themselves in winning positions and hope those devastating losses would become elating wins. Sunday, that was the case. Jackson delivered a 27-yard dime to Zay Flowers with one second left, and Loop nailed a 56-yarder to beat the Cowboys 34-31 in steamy Rio de Janeiro. Cue a team-wide celebration, Ravens players streaming across the famed Maracanã Stadium to lift their kicker on their shoulders, Jackson screaming "Let's go!" the entire way. TYLER LOOP WINS IT FOR THE RAVENS pic.twitter.com/fqMQ09xGYI Since 2022, the Ravens have lost 10 games in which they led by eight or more points in the second half, most in the NFL . In several key junctures, his game looked like it would be the 11th -- and second in as many weeks. Crucial failure to convert late? Check. After the Cowboys cut Baltimore's lead to three, the Ravens embarked on a long drive, only for Derrick Henry to get stuffed on fourth-and-goal from the Dallas 1-yard line. Defensive lapse? Check. After that stop, the Cowboys went 96 yards in seven plays, with CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott igniting the drive with a 49-yard connection and KaVontae Turpin finishing it with a 9-yard touchdown. Offense stalling out? Check. The Ravens, now trailing afterleading by as much as 11, went three and out. The script was writing itself: The Ravens were going to let another game slip. NFL ON CBS color commentator JJ Watt even said Ravens defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver told him the Ravens' late-game losses were their "boogeyman." Jackson late-game heroics? Check. He scrambled 17 yards on the opening play of the drive, later converted a third-and -10 to Mark Andrews and found Flowers for 14 yards to move the chains on two separate occasions. Jackson then found rookie Matthew Hibner for a touchdown. Matt Hibner puts the Ravens ahead in Rio! @NFLBrasil @BALvsDAL on CBS/Paramount+ Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/HgjuOg3Kgu Defensive meltdown ... again? Check. The Cowboys moved right down the field, helped by missed tackles aplenty. Controversial call? Check. Nate Wiggins got flagged for pass interference on a play Lamb seemingly interfered with Wiggins' chance to intercept the ball. Last week, the Ravens lost when the referees ruled Tyler Shough 's carry broke the plane on fourth-and-goal , even though video evidence suggested it might not have. This time, at least, the Ravens' defense had a chance to respond, and it did. Wiggins broke up a pass for George Pickens , and Baltimore limited the damage to a field goal. "Major credit to those guys straining all the way to the end," Jesse Minter said of his defense. Minter has stressed "Being the best when our best is required" ever since he arrived this offseason. That he got the Ravens' very best in all three phases isn't a coincidence. After the goal-line stand, the Ravens got the ball at the 35-yard line thanks to an ill-advised Cowboys touchback . Seven seconds left. Minter said if it had been six seconds, they might have just kneeled and gone to overtime. LAMAR TO FLOWERS WITH 1 SECOND LEFT @BALvsDAL on CBS/Paramount+ Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/waTW7TbhSQ But seven was enough, and, as Jackson explained, the Ravens had drilled the "get down, timeout situation" over and over again in training camp. Seemingly everyone clad in Ravens gear -- on the field, on the sideline, in the stands -- signaled for timeout as soon as Flowers went down. The umpire put one second back on the clock. Loop delivered. It's the quickest game-winning drive (after [... truncated ...]
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Cowboys take 28-24 lead after fourth-down stop of Ravens
The Cowboys take the lead in a close game against the Ravens, thanks in part to a fourth-down stop and a strong performance from their offense
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FA: KaVontae Turpin dropped
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Cowboys release WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling
The Cowboys have released veteran wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling
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FA: KaVontae Turpin dropped
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