Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a bone fracture in his right knee during Monday’s practice, as revealed by an MRI. The injury, which does not involve a torn ACL, will sideline him for four to six weeks. The team has confirmed that surgery is not necessary for his recovery, which is a positive development for his long-term health.
Coach Mike McCarthy expressed confidence in Guyton’s ability to return to full strength, stating that the injury is not as severe as a torn ligament. The quarterback, Dak Prescott, is expected to be the primary starter for the remainder of the season unless injuries affect his status. The team is also keeping a close eye on the other players who may be affected by the injury.
Medical experts have noted that bone fractures, while painful, typically heal with proper rest and rehabilitation. Guyton’s case is considered a relatively minor injury compared to other knee injuries that require surgical intervention. Fans and analysts are hopeful that the team will maintain its competitive edge without relying on the injured players.