Entering their Week 13 showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs, the Dallas Cowboys find themselves once again dealing with injuries at the cornerback position.
The 5-5-1 Dallas Cowboys host the 6-5 Kansas City Chiefs for a Thanksgiving Day game on Thursday. The Cowboys are looking to stay hot following their comeback victory against the Philadelphia Eagles, winning 24-21 after being down 21-0.
The Dallas Cowboys are making multiple roster moves ahead of their Week 7 showdown versus the Washington Commanders before receiving news that changes expectations for Week 7.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Per Todd Archer, the Cowboys are signing RB Malik Davis to their active roster and activating CB Caelen Carson from injured reserve. Davis, 26, signed with the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent out of Florida following the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Dallas Cowboys may need to do some roster maneuvering before taking on the Carolina Panthers in Week 6. The reason why is WR Jonathan Mingo and CB Caelen Carson—both on Injured Reserve right now—started practicing last week and the team has under two weeks to make a decision on their 2025 seasons.
The Dallas Cowboys made an important roster move this week by activating the 21-day practice window for WR Jonathan Mingo and CB Caelen Carson. Both players have been sidelined on injured reserve, and now the team has three weeks to evaluate their readiness before making a decision on their return.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Dallas Cowboys have help on the way, and it's coming from inside the building. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer announced Wednesday that the team is opening the practice windows for WR Jonathan Mingo and CB Caelen Carson, who started the season on Injured Reserve.
The Dallas Cowboys' secondary began the 2025-26 NFL season banged up, with several key players starting the year on injured reserve or the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
It has been an odd Monday morning after the Dallas Cowboys were in primetime on Sunday night. No, the team is not celebrating a win, and they're not celebrating a loss.
The Dallas Cowboys announced they have placed both CB Caelen Carson and seventh-round RB Phil Mafah on injured reserve. Both players must miss at least four games before they’re eligible to return later this season. In corresponding moves, the team signed OT Hakeem Adeniji and CB C.J.
Trevon Diggs has continued to make progress in his recovery from January knee surgery. As team and player hoped, a stint on the Cowboys’ reserve/PUP list to start the campaign is unlikely.
The Dallas Cowboys' secondary has been hit hard by injuries for the past two seasons, and this year's flurry of injuries could have serious consequences for a promising young cornerback.
The Dallas Cowboys' defensive backfield has been decimated by injuries throughout the past year, with more injuries in training camp that continue to weaken the depth at cornerback.
Following Monday’s practice, the Dallas Cowboys worked out several cornerbacks, resulting in the signing of Christian Matthew. With Trevon Diggs, Shavon Revel Jr., and Josh Butler all battling knee injuries, this felt like a move to fill out depth for training camp.
Caelen Carson made the leap from the NCAA to the NFL last season as a fifth-round pick for the Dallas Cowboys. Injuries to DaRon Bland at the beginning of the year and Trevon Diggs at the end led to Carson being thrown into the fire early and often.
One of the most impressive aspects of the Dallas Cowboys' win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday was the fact that they started fifth-round rookie Caelen
Dallas owner Jerry Jones insists the Cowboys don't need to sign another cornerback even though star DaRon Bland is expected to miss six to eight weeks with a stress fracture in his foot.
I have been saying this since before the 2024 NFL Draft even started: Caelen Carson will play significant snaps for a team this season. The former Wake Forest cornerback is now making that case himself.
The Dallas Cowboys added some depth to the cornerback room in the 5th round of the 2024 NFL draft. Caelen Carson was given the nickname seatbelt when he was a freshman at Wake Forest.
In his first year of college, Dallas Cowboys cornerback and fifth-round draft pick Caelen Carson earned a nickname that would make any defensive back in the nation proud as heck.
The Dallas Cowboys have added secondary support with Wake Forest CB Caelen Carson. He was my personal best player available at 61st on my board and my 8th overall cornerback in the draft.
Height: 6’0 Weight: 195 lbs. Class: Junior (4th year) School: Wake Forest Statistics A former three-star recruit out of North Point High School in Waldorf, Maryland, where he was the 37th recruit from the state and the 134th CB prospect during the 2020 recruiting class.