The Dallas Cowboys did their best Neo impression, dodging a serious bullet with the Tyler Guyton injury in Oxnard. Initially, the fears were an ACL injury, but after the MRI results came back, a bone fracture and a four-to-six-week recovery timeline meant the Cowboys wouldn’t be without their starting left tackle for a significant period.

Injuries continue to pile up along the Dallas Cowboys offensive line following Tyler Guyton's knee injury, a day after guard Rob Jones broke a bone in his neck during training camp. While Guyton's situation is not season-ending, the projected starter at left tackle is questionable for Week 1 with a 4-to-6 week timeline for a return.

July 29 - An MRI revealed that Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton did not tear his ACL in practice on Monday. Guyton, 24, avoided the season-ending injury but will miss four to six weeks with a bone fracture in his right knee.