Turpin dominated spacing in Week 2, averaging 6.1 yards of separation per route and scoring on four receptions for 47 yards. His role in Schottenheimer’s speed-based attack signals a rising target ceiling as Dallas leans into quick throws and space creation, with a minor neck injury unlikely to slow him for long.

Turpin’s trapezius injury has him in a neck brace, with tests returning positive but unclear availability for the Bears game, adding special teams and offensive depth concerns for Dallas.

Turpin left with a neck concern after kickoff-return involvement; he later returned to evaluation, with Miles Sanders stepping in on returns for the remainder.

KaVontae Turpin's injury update introduces depth concerns for return game reps and special teams, potentially shifting kick- and punt-return roles and overall Cowboys ceiling if he misses time.

Turpin's role as a return specialist adds value when offensive targets diversify; he remains a complementary playmaker.