Cowboys WR KaVontae Turpin Questionable with Neck Injury vs Giants

The Dallas Cowboys secured a hard-fought overtime victory against the New York Giants, improving their record to 1-1, but the win came with concerns over injuries to key players KaVontae Turpin and Cooper Beebe. Turpin, who had a strong performance with four catches for 47 yards and a touchdown, two rushes, and significant kickoff return yards, left the game in the third quarter due to a neck injury and was seen heading to the locker room without his helmet; his return remains questionable as he was officially listed as questionable with a neck injury. Despite initial fears, Turpin's x-rays reportedly came back good, and he is expected to be okay, though the Cowboys will continue monitoring his condition. Beebe suffered a swollen right ankle, which has raised concerns though no definitive update has been provided yet. The Cowboys offense showed signs of improvement compared to Week 1, but losing important playmakers like Turpin could affect their ability to close games, especially given limited depth at the wide receiver position. The team is expected to provide further injury updates as they prepare for the upcoming week.