Week 4 injury stress hits the Green Bay offensive line as Anthony Belton joins Zach Tom on the sideline, leaving the Packers with a patched depth chart for a Dallas clash. Belton’s ankle injury removes a trusted RT option after three games, while Tom’s oblique issue and Aaron Banks’ groin doubt compound the problem. If Belton, Tom, and Banks are unavailable, Green Bay will pivot to Rasheed Walker at left tackle, Jordan Morgan at left guard, Elgton Jenkins at center, Sean Rhyan at right guard, and Darian Kinnard at right tackle, with Morgan having flashed at RT earlier. LaFleur reiterated, “Next man up,” signaling a shuffle-heavy plan against a Cowboys front that can pressure. The Packers expanded their practice squad with Brant Banks and Lecitus Smith to bolster depth, while John Williams and Jacob Monk open the season on PUP and Travis Glover is IR.

The Indianapolis Colts are taking a serious interest in offensive tackle Dalton Cooper from Oklahoma State, hosting him for a pre-draft visit. As a towering 6-foot-7, 315-pound tackle, Cooper has amassed nearly 3,900 offensive snaps across six college seasons, showcasing a wealth of experience. His tenure includes four seasons at Texas State before transferring to Oklahoma State, where he shined in pass protection, ranking 13th in pass-blocking efficiency among qualified tackles last season. With Matt Goncalves potentially shifting to guard, the Colts are looking to enhance their tackle depth, making Cooper a significant prospect for the upcoming NFL Draft.