Positive Injury Updates for Cowboys’ Key Defenders
The Dallas Cowboys are receiving encouraging news as they prepare for their crucial Week 12 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer has shared optimistic updates regarding the health of two significant defensive players, cornerback Trevon Diggs and defensive tackle Solomon Thomas.
Recent Returns and Upcoming Prospects
In Week 11, the Cowboys welcomed back four defensive players, two of whom made their season debuts. Linebacker DeMarvion Overshown and cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. returned to action after recovering from knee surgeries. Additionally, starting safeties Malik Hooker and Donovan Wilson rejoined the lineup after missing several games due to injuries. This influx of talent was a welcome sight for a team looking to bolster its defense ahead of a pivotal game.
Schottenheimer’s Updates on Diggs and Thomas
As the Cowboys shift their focus to the Eagles, Schottenheimer provided a promising update on Solomon Thomas, who sat out Week 11 due to a calf injury. The coach noted that Thomas is “making progress,” suggesting the defensive tackle could be nearing a return to the field.
In regards to Trevon Diggs, who is currently on injured reserve, Schottenheimer expressed optimism about the star cornerback’s recovery. He indicated that “all signs are that he’s doing everything he’s supposed to do,” despite Diggs dealing with concussion issues and a persistent knee injury.
Looking Ahead
With the Cowboys conducting walkthroughs in preparation for their upcoming game, the team anticipates having a clearer picture of the injury situation as they move closer to kickoff. The return of key players like Diggs and Thomas could prove vital in their quest for a crucial victory against their division rivals.
