The Dallas Cowboys are facing a challenging situation as they approach the crucial matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2024-25 season, with a lengthy injury report that has raised concerns among fans and coaches alike. The team has recently made the difficult decision to shut down star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb for the remainder of the season due to injury, which has left a significant void in their offensive strategy.

On the offensive line, Chuma Edoga, who has filled in as a starter for the last three games, is struggling with a toe injury and is questionable for the upcoming game. Additionally, T.J. Bass, who was stepping in for the injured Zack Martin, has not practiced all week and is likely to miss another game due to a thigh injury. The Cowboys' cornerback situation is also precarious, with Kemon Hall and Amani Oruwariye ruled out, although Jourdan Lewis is expected to return despite dealing with an elbow issue.

As the Cowboys navigate their injury woes, the Eagles are not without their own challenges. Starting quarterback Jalen Hurts is still in concussion protocol following a tough hit in last week’s game, which leaves backup Kenny Pickett to make his first start in Philadelphia. Pickett, who has had his own injury concerns with sore ribs, will need to step up in a critical moment for the Eagles.

The Dallas Cowboys face potential defensive challenges ahead of their Sunday night game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Micah Parsons has been added to the injury report due to an illness, joining five other players listed as questionable.

Despite concerns, Cowboys COO Stephen Jones expressed optimism about Parsons' recovery. Meanwhile, wide receiver Jalen Brooks has been ruled out after hyperextending his knee during practice.

On the Buccaneers' side, wide receiver Mike Evans is questionable, while several others are ruled out or doubtful, adding to the intrigue of this matchup.

Quarterback Cooper Rush showcased an impressive performance, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 30-24 victory over the Carolina Panthers, marking the team's highest scoring game since Week 1.

Despite the win, concerns linger regarding Rush's fumbles, as he recorded two during the game, bringing his season total to nine. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer emphasized the need for improved fundamentals to address these issues.

Head coach Mike McCarthy praised the contributions of undrafted players in the game, highlighting the team's commitment to developing talent regardless of draft status.

The Dallas Cowboys are facing further challenges on their offensive line after center Cooper Beebe was ruled out with a concussion during their game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Initially, Beebe had been cleared to return after a head injury evaluation, but he did not re-enter the game after halftime. Brock Hoffman took over the center position, while T.J. Bass stepped in at right guard. This injury comes on the heels of losing veteran Zack Martin for the season due to ankle surgery.

The Dallas Cowboys have announced that right guard Zack Martin will undergo season-ending surgery on his ankle. Head coach Mike McCarthy expressed concern over the severity of the injury, noting that this will be Martin's third surgery on the same ankle.

McCarthy praised Martin's character and work ethic, calling him a Hall of Famer and a true team player. With Martin sidelined, the Cowboys will rely on T.J. Bass and Brock Hoffman to step up on the offensive line.