Happy Tuesday, Dallas Cowboys Nation. It's been quite the start to the week. On Monday evening, Cowboys fans everywhere were spiraling after reports surfaced that starting left tackle Tyler Guyton was "feared" to have torn his ACL.

The next day, the Bears added Matthews to their practice squad. Interestingly, and perhaps not coincidentally, Dallas’ new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus was Chicago’s head coach at the time. Matthew only appeared in two games for the Bears, only on special teams, and was not re-signed after the regular season.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, starting left tackle Tyler Guyton is feared to have torn his ACL during Monday’s practice in Oxnard. Guyton went down toward the end of Monday’s practice, needing help to get off the field.

OXNARD, Calf. - Fun is back in vogue for the Dallas Cowboys under Brian Schottenheimer, with the first-year head coach bringing an energy and enthusiasm that

Dallas Cowboys players hyped head coach Brian Schottenheimer for his high energy and the excitement he brings to the field, and a new mic'd up training camp video shows he is as advertised.

Two key defensive players were absent from the Eagles' practice with injuries. That comes on the heels of Jalen Carter missing the first few days of camp

Dallas Cowboys first-round pick Tyler Booker has gotten a gentle reminder of the standard of training camp. Dallas Cowboys first-round pick Tyler Booker has hit the ground running since being drafted, doing all the right things and saying all the right things, but now that we are in training camp, the bar has been raised.

Cowboys are signing former Ravens cornerback Christian Matthew, per Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey. From Valdosta State, Matthew was selected in the seventh-round of the 2022 draft by the Arizona Cardinals. He appeared in 20 games his first two seasons (14 as a rookie), but spent last season on injured reserve with the Ravens.