Fortunately, the Cowboys have avoided a major injury, as QB Dak Prescott has been a full participant the last two days after being limited on Wednesday with a hip injury. Prescott has indicated that he probably wouldn't have appeared at all if it weren't for working on a short week after their Monday night win in Las Vegas.

The Dallas Cowboys have released their final injury report for Week 13 against the Chiefs, with a starting OL officially ruled out.

After taking a last-second loss to the Cowboys, the Eagles got some discouraging injury news before their Black Friday Bears showdown.

Wide receiver Jalen Tolbert, a former third round pick, was a healthy scratch for the first time this season. In place of Tolbert, the Cowboys had fellow receiver Jonathan Mingo active for the first time this season.

The Packers' Brandon McManus (quadriceps) is off the injury report for Sunday's game against the Vikings after practicing in full all week following a one-game absence due to a quadriceps injury. In his return versus Minnesota, McManus is expected to resume placekicking duties in place of Lucas Havrisik, who remains on the active roster.

Four days after knocking off the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys play the runner-up Kansas City Chiefs at home on Thanksgiving on Thursday

The Cowboys' dramatic win left several players hurt in a short prep week; inside the motivating messages and Alijah Clark's viral hustle play.

Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens was listed Wednesday as a full participant in practice with knee and calf injuries, and he should be good to go for Thursday's game. Pickens, who's in the midst of a breakout season,