Dallas Cowboys vs. Tennessee Titans Tuesday Injury Report for Week 17

The Cowboys have released their injury report following Tuesday’s practice, containing one change from yesterday’s walkthrough. One player was added to the report proving yesterday’s projections accurate.

The following player have been listed on the report:

Did Not Participate:

RB Tony Pollard: This is Pollard’s second straight day missing practice with a thigh injury. His status will be monitored, but he will likely need to log a practice before Thursday to be considered available for the game.

LB Leighton Vander Esch: Vander Esch did not practice again on Tuesday with a neck injury. He missed last week’s game with the injury, and his absence was felt in the middle of the defense. It will be troubling for Dallas if he is not available against a Titans offense that is heavily focused on Derrick Henry.

Limited Participants:

LB Micah Parsons: Parsons was added to the report as a limited participant in practice with a hand injury. He reportedly had his hand wrapped after practice; however, Parsons said that no tests were done and were not necessary. The star player says he is fine.

DE DeMarcus Lawrence: Lawrence was limited in practice for the second straight day with a foot injury. If the trend continues for how Dallas has been managing his workload, he should practice fully tomorrow and carry no injury designation.

DE Sam Williams: Williams was again limited due to a concussion he suffered during a car accident prior to last week’s game. His status will be monitored after missing the game on Christmas Eve.

S Jayron Kearse: Kearse was limited in practice with an elbow/back injury. He has not missed time recently and is expected to be fine for Thursday.

Full Participants:

OG Zack Martin: Martin practiced fully for the second straight day on Tuesday after being listed with a knee injury. The All-Pro guard should be good to go against Tennessee.

DE Dorance Armstrong: Armstrong has been questionable coming into the past two games but has not missed time. He was a full participant for the second straight day and seems to have recovered nicely from the knee injury.

WR Noah Brown: Brown has practiced fully all week with a foot injury. He should be good to go.