The Dallas Cowboys resumed practice on Tuesday as they prepare for their upcoming preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens this Saturday in Oxnard, California. With the regular season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles approaching in less than a month, the team continues to address crucial absences, including concerns surrounding Tyler Guyton’s injury, which is central to the latest Tyler Guyton Cowboys injury update.

Progress Report on Tyler Guyton’s Recovery

Tyler Guyton, the Cowboys’ starting left tackle, suffered an injury at practice several weeks ago, initially raising fears of a season-ending setback. Fortunately, the injury, a bone fracture, is now expected to sideline him for only part of the season rather than the full term. During the media session before Tuesday’s practice, head coach Brian Schottenheimer highlighted Guyton’s rehabilitation efforts.

Schottenheimer said Guyton is engaging actively in walkthroughs and is making notable strides in his recovery. Regarding Guyton’s approach to rehab, the coach remarked,

“The way he’s attacking rehab is unusual for a second-year player, and I’m proud of him.”

—Brian Schottenheimer, Head Coach

Looking Ahead: Potential Impact on Upcoming Games

If Guyton sustains his current pace in recovery, the offensive line could regain a vital contributor in time for the Cowboys’ opening regular-season game versus the reigning Super Bowl champion Eagles, set for September 4. His return would provide a morale boost to quarterback Dak Prescott and strengthen the team’s offensive front.

The Cowboys will conduct two more practice sessions in Oxnard before traveling back to Dallas on Thursday for the Baltimore Ravens game at AT&T Stadium. As the preseason progresses, monitoring Tyler Guyton’s status will remain a pivotal storyline for the Dallas Cowboys.