Marc Colombo will be sidelined up to a month after he undergoes arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that owner Jerry Jones said it will take just minor surgery to repair the damage suffered in Sunday’s practice. Per the report, the Dallas Cowboys right tackle will be out two to four weeks, which could put his availability for the Sept. 12 season opener in question. It could be an opportunity for Alex Barron, the former first-round draft pick of the St. Louis Rams, to get a shot but he is currently sidelined with a sprained ankle. Sam Young, a sixth-round draft pick from Notre Dame, is also an option, as is Robert Brewster. Source: National Football Post
I'm telling you that this offensive line is going to be average at best, and those of you that think the Cowboys are superbowl favorites, you'll be greatly disappointed.
thanks miss cleo. sincerely appreciate you clearing that up for me. might as well not watch any games, no expectations now.
Yeah, why bother? Seriously, with all the injuries the Cowboys have had already, does anyone have a bad feeling about the Cowboys, injury wise?
I am sweating bullets over here. The injury bug has made a nest at Valley Ranch this year. FML **********Automerged Doublepost********** Well, keep that Brett Favre loving, purple p**is eating, fumbling f*g running back, mullet wearing homo DE over there... No one asked your opinion... Totally kidding... LOL :beer:
