Dallas Cowboys Face Injuries, Struggles Ahead

The Dallas Cowboys are struggling this season with a record of 3-7, facing intense scrutiny and injury woes, particularly with quarterback Dak Prescott out for the season due to a shoulder injury. Following a recent loss, star edge rusher Micah Parsons made controversial comments regarding head coach Mike McCarthy's job security, expressing sympathy for veteran teammates instead; he later clarified that he meant no disrespect. Additionally, the team will be without safety Markquese Bell, who suffered a dislocated shoulder and will undergo season-ending surgery, prompting an emotional response from special teams coach John Fassel during a press conference. The Cowboys are set to face the Washington Commanders, who are in better form, and former Cowboys player Dorance Armstrong criticized the current state of his former team. Coach Dan Quinn of the Commanders acknowledged the injury challenges that all teams face but appears ready to capitalize on the Cowboys' misfortunes. As the season progresses, the Cowboys' struggles have left them potentially eyeing a top pick in the upcoming draft.