Cowboys Tight End Aggravates Knee Injury

The Dallas Cowboys were fearing for their season at one point, as they started the year 0-1 while also losing QB Dak Prescott, but under Cooper Rush, the team has fought back to get to 4-1, and at this point, the entire team is clicking perfectly, with a playoff spot in sight with their backup running the show. One player who has been slightly disappointing for the team is tight end Dalton Schultz, and after fighting through a sprained PCL to be active in the teams win over Los Angeles in Week 5, the news has come out that he unfortunately aggravated the injury.

#Cowboys TE Dalton Schultz reaggravated his sprained PCL in the win over the #Rams, per source. No new injury or damage. As long as he makes it through the week OK, he should be good to go Sunday night against the #Eagles.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) October 11, 2022

Fortunately for Dallas, it's highly unlikely to force him to miss any time, and if he can get through the preparations for Week 6 without doing any more damage, he should be good to go yet again in Week 6, as the team looks to remain undefeated in the Rush era, with a matchup against the undefeated division rival Eagles looming.

Through four games in 2022, Schultz has just 9 catches for 80 yards, and if this team is to make genuine noise when the playoffs roll around, they'll need him to be a weapon at the tight end spot. He's got the ability to be amazing in the NFL, as he showed with a career year in 2022, putting up 78 catches for 808 yards and 8 Touchdown's, and the team need him to get healthy and get back to that form.

Photo Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports