The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly placed star running back Miles Sanders on the season-ending injured reserve.

To open the week, the Cowboys have some of their starting offensive lineman back on the field. Tyler Smith (knee) and Tyler Guyton (concussion) were back at practice in a limited capacity. CeeDee Lamb (ankle) did not practice, but he was seen working on the side of practice with the training staff, as was Tyler Booker (knee).

Tyler Guyton was limited in practice while Tyler Booker and CeeDee Lamb both got rehab work in before practice.

The Cowboys will activate Jalen Cropper for the Week 6 matchup with the Panthers as the Miles Sanders injury reshapes the roster.

The Dallas Cowboys are not doing well on the injury front at the moment. Heading into their Week 5 matchup with the New York Jets, they are truly suffering on the offensive side of the ball. Not only did they leave their game against the Green Bay Packers without a notch in the win column,

The Dallas Cowboys released the team's Thursday practice report, with four new players listed as 'DNP' on the injury report featuring a whopping 21 players.

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys played arguably their best game of the 2025 NFL season under first-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer, taking down Justin Fields and the New York Jets 37-22 in Week 5. Now, the Cowboys will look for a second straight win in Week 6, facing Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte.

In pre-game warmups, it's been noticed that Prescott's right hand and forearm have excessive tape on them. It turns out the 10-year veteran suffered a mild injury during practice this week. It ends up that he got scratched up, but according to Calvin Watkins of the Dallas News, it shouldn't impact him throwing in the game.