Dan Quinn’s Latest Injury Update: DE to IR, Daniels’ Hamstring Not Serious
In a significant update for the Dallas Cowboys, Defensive Coordinator Dan Quinn provided insights on injuries affecting the team. The latest developments come after the Cowboys’ recent victory over the Washington Commanders, where they won 44-22.
Injury Update: Dorance Armstrong Joins Injured Reserve
Quinn confirmed that defensive end Dorance Armstrong has suffered a serious knee injury, resulting in his season being cut short. Armstrong had previously been dealing with a hamstring issue, which kept him from practicing before the game. During the matchup against the Commanders, he exited the game and was later diagnosed with a knee injury.
Impact of Armstrong’s Injury
Armstrong’s injury marks the third defensive end the team has lost this season. The Cowboys will now need to explore various options to fill the void left by Armstrong, highlighting concerns about depth in the defensive lineup.
Jayden Daniels’ Update: Positive Outlook
In another injury-related update, quarterback Jayden Daniels also faced a setback during the Cowboys game. He experienced a hamstring issue and subsequently underwent an MRI. Fortunately, the results indicate that the injury is not serious or long-term.
Uncertain Status for Upcoming Game
While Daniels is recovering well, Quinn could not provide a definitive status regarding his availability for the upcoming Monday game. Fans and teammates alike will be hoping for a swift return for the talented quarterback.
- Dorance Armstrong: Knee injury; out for the season.
- Jayden Daniels: Hamstring injury; not serious, status for Monday game uncertain.
- Cowboys vs. Commanders Result: Cowboys won 44-22.
As the Cowboys look ahead, the coaching staff must adapt to these injuries while maintaining their momentum from the recent game. The upcoming weeks will be crucial for the team’s performance as they navigate these challenges.
