Cowboys' Offensive Lineman Injury Scare Averted: Guyton's Recovery Timeline Revealed

In recent developments for the Dallas Cowboys, the team received a sigh of relief regarding the status of offensive lineman Tyler Guyton. Initial reports had suggested Guyton, the team's first-round pick in 2025, had suffered a torn ACL during training camp, potentially sidelining him for the entire season. However, further evaluation revealed the injury was less severe, with Guyton's ACL remaining intact. He is now expected to miss just 4-6 weeks, potentially making him available for the start of the regular season.

Elsewhere, the Cowboys are dealing with other injury concerns along the offensive line. Tight end Jake Ferguson is set to miss a couple of weeks with an ankle injury, while Robert Jones, a key depth piece, is expected to miss 2-3 months after breaking a bone in his neck. The team may need to consider outside help at left tackle to fill in for Guyton during his absence.

In other news, rookie running back Jaydon Blue has been impressing in training camp, showcasing his acceleration and dynamic receiving abilities. Blue, a fifth-round pick, is carrying higher-than-normal expectations for a player of his draft position. Meanwhile, Deion Sanders, the new head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, revealed he will be on the sidelines this season despite undergoing the removal of his bladder earlier this year due to a malignant tumor. Sanders' medical team was able to construct a new bladder using parts of his own intestines, and he will continue to be monitored moving forward.