Jonathan Mingo's right knee injury in the Cowboys' preseason bout with the Ravens is feared to be a PCL issue, with an MRI scheduled to gauge severity and potential time missed. After a 49-yard grab, the rookie WR exited to the medical tent and won't know the full extent until imaging comes back. Dallas will weigh 53-man roster implications if Mingo cannot contribute soon.

Three other Cowboys left the game with injuries: Bruce Harmon (knee), Princeton Fant (shoulder), and Christian Matthew (groin). Their statuses will also be clarified after further testing. The combination of Mingo's uncertain outlook and the others' injuries could force roster adjustments and impact depth at WR and TE as the team builds toward the regular season.

From a fantasy lens, Mingo’s potential absence tightens the Cowboys’ pass-catching depth behind Lamb and tight-end options, elevating the value of healthy veterans or breakout candidates who can step into extended roles. The MRI results and practice updates will shape early-season projections and waiver-wire angles for those monitoring Dallas's receiving corps.

The Dallas Cowboys are bolstering their roster with a series of undrafted free agents following the 2025 NFL Draft. Over the years, the Cowboys have been successful in identifying talent among undrafted rookies, with notable figures like Tony Romo and Everson Walls becoming household names. This year's additions include Kentucky DB Zion Childress, Oregon WR Traeshon Holden, and Texas Tech WR Josh Kelly, as well as Syracuse LB Justin Barron and Stephen F. Austin CB Bruce Harmon, adding depth across various positions. Each player's performance will be closely monitored as they attempt to secure a spot on the team.