The Dallas Cowboys returned to practice on Thursday afternoon as the team goes through its final preparations for a Week 15 showdown against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Dallas Cowboys returned to action on Wednesday afternoon, with a spirited session at The Star as the team began ramping up its preparations for a Week 15 showdown with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a rollercoaster of a 2025 season thus far. Dallas currently sits at 3-5-1, as its offense has been great, but its defense has let the team down time and again.
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The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for a primetime showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football to cap off Week 11 of the NFL regular season.
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Per Ed Werder, the Cowboys are placing OT Ajani Cornelius on injured reserve. Additionally, the Cowboys are activating S Malik Hooker to the 53-man roster from injured reserve and elevating RB Malik Davis from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 11.
The veteran’s return should help a Cowboys pass defense that has struggled this year.
The Dallas Cowboys are thrilled to see some of their defensive reinforcements back on the field this week as they prepare for a Week 11 showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders.
ESPN’s Todd Archer reports the Cowboys are designating S Malik Hooker from injured reserve. Hooker has 21 days to return to practice and get activated to the 53-man roster or he will revert to injured reserve for the rest of the year.
The Dallas Cowboys are coming out of the bye week with sights set on turning the season around in Week 11. This begins with a road matchup in primetime against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium on Monday Night Football.
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The Dallas Cowboys will welcome back one of their most vital defensive leaders at a crucial point in the season. After free safety Malik Hooker missed over a month due to a toe injury, he is on track to return for the team’s Week 11 matchup.
Hooker started the team’s first four contests of the season before exiting last week’s game against the Packers with a toe injury.
The Dallas Cowboys may have escaped with a 40-40 tie against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, but they lost one of their key defensive starters in the process.
This has been a rough start to the season for the Dallas Cowboys' secondary. Through four games, they've given up a league-leading 1,189 yards through the air.
Per Jon Machota, the Cowboys are making four roster moves on Saturday, including placing veteran S Malik Hooker on injured reserve due to a toe injury.
Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker was one of six starters to miss practice on Wednesday afternoon due to injury, and he is expected to miss Sunday's showdown with the New York Jets in Week 5 of the NFL regular season.
The Dallas Cowboys vs. the Green Bay Packers was anything but predictable. What started off great for the Packers fans, 13-0, quickly turned into a rollercoaster of tension for both sides.
Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker could be out up to two weeks, according to coach Brian Schottenheimer. Hooker suffered a toe injury in Sunday night’s 40-40 tie with the Green Bay Packers.
The Dallas Cowboys' secondary is no stranger to being plagued by injuries, and during Sunday night's tie with the Green Bay Packers, the injury bug struck once again.
There is trouble in the Cowboys locker room as their safety Malik Hooker, got injured vs the Packers. He injured his left leg, which forced him to leave the field.
In his fourth year with the Dallas Cowboys in 2024, Malik Hooker had a career year. He started all 17 games for Big D and finished tied for the team lead in INTs (2), third in passes defended (5), and fourth in combined tackles (81).
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The New York Giants could have the green light to pass pass pass against the Cowboys on Sunday night, as Dallas is currently dealing with a thin secondary, especially at safety.
Former Cowboys safety and Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist Darren Woodson praised Donovan Wilson on Thursday. Woodson compared him to former greats who played the position, highlighting why he's a possible X-factor in the playoffs.
At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Hooker recovered Damone Clark's forced fumble, rumbling for a 38-yard touchdown. It built the Cowboys a comfortable 40-19 lead. Earlier Hooker intercepted Matt Ryan, which set up a Micahel Gallup receiving touchdown.
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