Week 11 Injury Report: The long wait is over for Cowboys defender

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The Dallas Cowboys fresh off the bye week will look to get back into the win column when they take on the Las Vegas Raiders tomorrow night.

With that said, for the first time in a long time, the Dallas Cowboys are looking fresh as they have been in terms of injuries.

They also get the much-needed help at the linebacker spot with the return of a man they open has finally kicked the injury bug, DeMarvion Overshown.

Check out the full injury report for both teams below.

Dallas Cowboys

OUT

  • DL Solomon Thomas, calf

QUESTIONABLE

  • Safety Alijah Clark, Illness
  • OT Ajani Cornelius, Knee/Knee
  • Safety Malik Hooker, Toe
  • DT Perrion Winfrey, Back

NO DESIGNATION

  • DE Dante Fowler, Shoulder
  • LB DeMarvion Overshown, Knee
  • CB Shavon Revel, Knee
  • OG Tyler Smith, Knee
  • Safety Donovan Wilson, Elbow/Shoulder

Las Vegas Raiders

QUESTIONABLE

  • None

NO DESIGNATION

  • WR Tyler Lockett, Knee
  • LB Cody Lindenberg, Achilles
  • OG Dylan Parham, Ankle
  • Safety Isaiah Pola-Mao, Hip
  • RB Dylan Laube, Foot

As you can see both teams are pretty good to go, and for Dallas many are already looking forward to the 2026 season with the trades they made and with the draft picks they have coming from them and the Packers who have lost two games in a row so that helps them out.

I always want this team to win, but with how strong the NFC is this year, it almost feels like the Cowboys have to win out to even have a chance, and the issue with that is that five of the next eight teams they play are .500 or better.

Cowboys LB DeMarvion Overshown is not listed on the injury report and is now expected to make his season debut Monday night against the Raiders.

That does not bold well for them.

The Raiders offense is not good, so even though defense seems to be as healthy as they have been all year, don’t fall into the trap if they look good against a bad team.

Geno Smith has been one of the worst quarterbacks in football this season, and a select few fans will try and praise them if they look against maybe a bottom five offense.

If they win this week and then can handle business next week against the Eagles, then we can talk, and heck the Chiefs will be waiting the week after, so all I am asking is not get all caught up in the defense if they look good this week.

Let’s see how the rest of this month and the start of December goes, but it will at least be nice to see Overshown back who we all still have high expections for.

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Shane Taylor is a sports journalist with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and seven years of professional media experience. He has written 766 articles for InsideTheStar.com, reaching over 928,000 readers. Prior to Inside The Star, Shane worked as a Sports Reporter for Journal Star and a Regional News Reporter for Shaw Media. He currently works in the TRIO Upward Bound department at a junior college.

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