The Dallas Cowboys are grappling with a wave of injuries as training camp progresses in Oxnard. Second-year left tackle Tyler Guyton will miss 4–6 weeks due to a bone fracture in his knee, although his ACL is intact. The situation worsens with guard Rob Jones suffering a neck fracture, sidelining him for 2–3 months, forcing rookie Tyler Booker into a pivotal role. The cornerback corps is similarly thin, with young cornerback Caelen Carson out for 4–6 weeks, while key players remain on the PUP list. In response, veteran Christian Matthew has been signed to bolster the defensive backfield. The Cowboys are testing their depth across the roster, raising questions about their readiness for the upcoming season.