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← 2026 Week 2

Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

Kickoff Sun, Sep 20, 4:25 PM EDT · AT&T Stadium · WSH 0-1, DAL 0-1

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Dallas Cowboys · confidence 70% · predicted WSH 17 – DAL 24

Dallas should win at home as their offense can exploit Washington's weakened offensive line and interior defense, while the Commanders lack a strong pass rush and have turnover concerns.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Balanced offense but vulnerable O line; defense hurt by loss of interior DT.

Strengths
  • Balanced rushing attack
  • Jayden Daniels efficient
  • good ball security (0 turnovers)
Concerns
  • Offensive line injuries (Tunsil IR, Okonkwo Q)
  • Interior defensive line weakened (Newton IR)
  • poor third‑down efficiency
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil - IR - major O line loss
  • Jer'Zhan Newton - IR - weakens interior D
  • Jordan Magee - Q - limits LB depth
  • Tyler Owens - Q - secondary depth
  • Chig Okonkwo - Q - TE depth
  • Frankie Luvu - Q - LB depth
Last game

Lost 24-22 to Eagles; 295 total yards (163 pass, 132 rush), 0 turnovers, 5/15 third downs, 1 sack, 6 penalties.

Dallas Cowboys

Solid passing attack with Dak Prescott, decent defense but missing key LB and safety.

Strengths
  • Dak Prescott efficiency
  • CeeDee Lamb playmaking
  • good 3rd down conversion
Concerns
  • run game limited
  • questionable LB DeMarvion Overshown
  • doubtful safety Malik Hooker
Injuries
  • Malik Davis - IR - reduces RB depth
  • Tyler Smith - IR - weakens interior O line
  • Devin Moore - IR - cuts depth at CB
  • DeMarvion Overshown - Q - may limit pass rush
  • Malik Hooker - D - secondary hit
Last game

Lost 28-20 to Giants; 244 total yards (175 pass, 69 rush), 1 turnover, 8/11 third downs, no sacks, 9 penalties.

Key factors

  • Commanders O line vulnerability (high, favors DAL) — Washington's O line is missing Pro Bowl tackle Tunsil and has multiple questionable players, giving Dallas a pass‑rush advantage.
  • Interior D loss for Washington (medium, favors DAL) — DT Jer'Zhan Newton on IR reduces Washington's ability to stop the run and pressure the QB.
  • Turnover margin (medium, favors DAL) — Dallas forced a turnover in Week 1 while Washington has not, which can swing a close game.
  • Heat and turf (low, favors neutral) — 97°F artificial turf may favor a stronger running game; Dallas's run is weaker, but they can still control tempo with passing.
What it looked at
  • injury report
  • recent game statistics
  • season stat leaders
  • news source S1 analysis of O line matchups
  • news source S8 on Washington's Tunsil injury
  • venue and weather conditions

Reasoning

Dallas entered the game with a more potent passing attack and better third‑down efficiency, while Washington's offensive line is crippled by the loss of Laremy Tunsil and other questionable linemen, making them vulnerable to Dallas's pass rush. The Commanders also lack an interior defensive presence after Jer'Zhan Newton's injury, limiting their ability to contain the Cowboys' run and pressure Prescott. Although the extreme heat could aid a strong rushing attack, Dallas can compensate with efficient passing and a favorable turnover history. These combined advantages give Dallas the edge, leading to a projected 24‑17 victory.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Dallas Cowboys · confidence 60% · predicted WSH 23 – DAL 27

Dallas wins a close NFC East shootout as both teams search for their first victory, with the Cowboys' home-field advantage and Dak Prescott's superior weapons offsetting a vulnerable offensive line. Washington's depleted offensive line without Laremy Tunsil gives Dallas's pass rush a chance to disrupt Jayden Daniels enough to swing a tight game.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Also 0-1 after a close Week 1 loss at Philadelphia; Dan Quinn returns to Dallas where he formerly coached, facing a must-win divisional road game with a banged-up roster

Strengths
  • Jayden Daniels dual-threat ability
  • Zero turnovers in Week 1
  • Solid possession time (33:20) and 20 first downs at Philadelphia
Concerns
  • Offensive line decimated without Laremy Tunsil (triceps, IR) and Jer'Zhan Newton (pectoral, IR)
  • 3rd-down efficiency was poor (5/15) in Week 1
  • Defensive injuries at LB (Luvu, Magee) and S (Owens) could limit defensive flexibility
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil OT - IR (Triceps) - blindside protector gone, major O-line vulnerability
  • Jer'Zhan Newton DT - IR (Pectoral) - interior DL depth hurt
  • Frankie Luvu LB - Questionable (Groin) - key LB possibly limited or out
  • Chig Okonkwo TE - Questionable (Hamstring) - receiving target possibly limited
Last game

Lost 22-24 at Philadelphia in a close, competitive game; totaled 295 yards with 163 passing and 132 rushing; committed zero turnovers but struggled on third down (5/15) and had 6 penalties for 45 yards

Dallas Cowboys

Desperate 0-1 team returning home after an embarrassing divisional loss to the Giants; needs a win to avoid an 0-2 hole with Baltimore and Houston looming

Strengths
  • Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb connection
  • Efficient third-down offense (8/11 in Week 1)
  • Home opener energy at AT&T Stadium
Concerns
  • Offensive line without Tyler Smith (IR) and poor Week 1 rushing (69 yards)
  • Defense surrendered 28 points to a Giants team Dallas was expected to beat
  • 9 penalties for 90 yards in Week 1 - discipline issues
Injuries
  • Tyler Smith G - IR (Thumb) - starting guard out at least 4 weeks, weakens interior OL
  • Malik Hooker S - Doubtful (Forearm) - starting safety likely out, hurts secondary communication
  • DeMarvion Overshown LB - Questionable (Hamstring) - key LB possibly limited
Last game

Lost 20-28 at NYG despite efficient third-down conversion (8/11), but managed only 244 total yards and 69 rushing yards; Dak Prescott threw 2 TDs but 1 INT and took pressure; penalties (9 for 90 yards) were costly

Key factors

  • Washington O-line vs Dallas pass rush (high, favors DAL) — Without Laremy Tunsil (triceps, IR), Washington's offensive line has significant vulnerabilities that Dallas can exploit to pressure Jayden Daniels.
  • Home-field advantage (medium, favors DAL) — Dallas opens at AT&T Stadium in Week 2 after starting on the road; desperate 0-1 team with home crowd behind them.
  • Week 1 performance quality (medium, favors WSH) — Washington played Philadelphia tough on the road in a 2-point loss with zero turnovers, while Dallas was upset by the Giants 28-20 in a poor defensive showing.
  • Dallas offensive line issues (medium, favors WSH) — Tyler Smith on IR weakens Dallas's interior OL and contributed to only 69 rushing yards in Week 1, which could limit offensive balance.
  • Injury depth (low, favors DAL) — Washington has more impactful injuries (Tunsil, Newton on IR plus multiple questionable starters) than Dallas, which has fewer critical starters missing.
  • Heat and surface (low, favors neutral) — 97°F at AT&T Stadium on artificial turf; both teams will need to manage conditioning, could favor the team with better depth.
What it looked at
  • Week 1 stat lines for both teams - Washington was more competitive despite losing
  • Injury report - Tunsil and Newton on IR for WSH is significant; Tyler Smith on IR for DAL
  • Last game total yards - DAL only 244, WSH 295
  • Turnovers - WSH had 0, DAL had 1
  • Third-down efficiency - DAL 8/11 vs WSH 5/15
  • News sources noting Washington O-line vulnerabilities Dallas can exploit
  • Dan Quinn returning to Dallas as a storyline
  • Both teams 0-1 with desperation to avoid 0-2
  • Previous contest failures picking against NFC East road underdogs

Reasoning

This is a close call between two 0-1 NFC East teams with significant flaws. Washington played better in Week 1 (competitive 2-point loss at Philadelphia with zero turnovers vs Dallas being upset at the Giants), which normally would push me toward Washington. However, the Tunsil injury is a major problem - without their blindside protector, Jayden Daniels faces a Dallas defense that [S1] notes can exploit those O-line vulnerabilities. Dallas also has home-field advantage in their opener, which matters in a divisional game. That said, Dallas's own offensive line is weakened by Tyler Smith's IR stint, and their Week 1 effort was uninspiring - I picked DAL last week against the Giants and was burned by that same logic. The difference this week is Washington's more extensive injury list and Dallas returning home desperate. I lean Dallas in a tight game, but my confidence is low given both teams' Week 1 struggles and the reality that I've already misjudged Dallas once this season. Washington's competitiveness at Philadelphia suggests they could absolutely steal this game, especially if Daniels extends plays with his legs.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Dallas Cowboys · confidence 68% · predicted WSH 20 – DAL 24

Dallas wins at home behind a pass rush that will exploit Washington's suddenly decimated offensive line. The loss of Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil to IR is a catastrophic blow for a Commanders offense that already struggled on third down in Week 1.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Washington showed fight in a narrow Week 1 loss to Philadelphia but now faces a brutal turnaround without their franchise left tackle. The offense has playmakers but the offensive line collapse could doom Jayden Daniels' second-year leap.

Strengths
  • Jayden Daniels' mobility and playmaking ability
  • Rushing attack showed life (132 yards vs PHI)
  • Terry McLaurin and Antonio Williams as reliable targets
  • Zero turnovers in Week 1
  • One extra day of rest (played Saturday vs Sunday night)
Concerns
  • Laremy Tunsil (LT) on IR with torn triceps - catastrophic OL loss
  • Jer'Zhan Newton (DT) on IR - interior defensive line weakened
  • Frankie Luvu (LB) questionable (Groin) - defensive leader
  • Chig Okonkwo (TE) questionable (Hamstring) - red zone weapon
  • Abysmal 5-15 third down conversion rate in Week 1
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil - IR (Triceps) - 5-time Pro Bowl LT, out long-term
  • Jer'Zhan Newton - IR (Pectoral) - starting DT, run defense impact
  • Frankie Luvu - Questionable (Groin) - starting LB, defensive signal-caller
  • Chig Okonkwo - Questionable (Hamstring) - starting TE, 2 TDs in Week 1
  • Jordan Magee - Questionable (Hamstring) - LB depth
  • Tyler Owens - Questionable (Ankle) - S depth
Last game

Washington lost 22-24 at PHI in a competitive game. The offense gained 295 yards (163 pass, 132 rush) with zero turnovers but converted only 5 of 15 third downs. Daniels threw for 164 yards and 2 TDs but was sacked once. The defense held Philly to 24 points with 33:20 time of possession.

Dallas Cowboys

Dallas is desperate to avoid 0-2 in a division game at home. The offense looked stagnant in Week 1 but faces a far more vulnerable defensive front this week. The defense, while missing Malik Hooker, should be able to pressure Jayden Daniels consistently.

Strengths
  • Pass rush duo of Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence
  • Home field at AT&T Stadium
  • CeeDee Lamb's target share should rebound
  • Extra motivation after embarrassing Week 1 loss
Concerns
  • Offensive line play without Tyler Smith (IR)
  • Nine penalties for 90 yards in Week 1 shows discipline issues
  • Anemic run game (69 yards) vs. Giants
  • Malik Hooker (S) doubtful, DeMarvion Overshown (LB) questionable
Injuries
  • Tyler Smith - IR (Thumb) - starting LG out minimum 4 weeks
  • Malik Hooker - Doubtful (Forearm) - starting safety, major coverage loss
  • DeMarvion Overshown - Questionable (Hamstring) - starting LB, run defense impact
  • Malik Davis - IR (Hip) - RB depth
  • Devin Moore - IR (Undisclosed) - CB depth
Last game

Dallas lost 20-28 at NYG with only 244 total yards (175 pass, 69 rush). The offense managed just 20 points with 1 turnover and went 8-11 on third down. The defense gave up 28 points but the offense's 23:20 possession time didn't help. Nine penalties for 90 yards plagued the team.

Key factors

  • Tunsil injury (high, favors DAL) — Losing a 5-time Pro Bowl LT against Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence is a nightmare matchup for Daniels' pass protection.
  • Home field + heat (medium, favors DAL) — AT&T Stadium with 97°F forecast (roof likely closed but still warm) favors the acclimated home team on a short week.
  • Rest advantage (low, favors WSH) — Washington played Saturday, Dallas played Sunday night - one extra recovery day for the Commanders.
  • DAL penalty discipline (medium, favors WSH) — Nine penalties for 90 yards in Week 1 suggests Dallas could self-sabotage against a disciplined Washington team (6 for 45).
  • WSH third down woes (high, favors DAL) — 5-15 on third down won't sustain drives against a Dallas defense that gets off the field when not exhausted by poor offensive possession.
What it looked at
  • Venue and weather (97°F, AT&T Stadium)
  • Week 1 team stats for both sides (yards, TOs, 3rd down, possession)
  • Season stat leaders (Prescott, Lamb, Williams, Daniels, Croskey-Merritt, A. Williams)
  • Injury reports - especially Tunsil and Newton to IR (S8), Tyler Smith IR (S10), Hooker doubtful
  • News sources S1 (matchup analysis), S2 (Quinn presser), S8 (major injury news)

Reasoning

The decisive factor is Washington's offensive line collapse. Losing Laremy Tunsil (S8) to a torn triceps removes the blindside protector for a second-year quarterback against the league's most feared pass rush duo (Parsons/Lawrence). Dallas's own offensive line issues (Tyler Smith IR) are mitigated by facing a Washington defensive front missing Jer'Zhan Newton (IR) and possibly Frankie Luvu. Washington's Week 1 showing was encouraging - zero turnovers, 132 rush yards, 33:20 possession - but the 5-15 third down rate is unsustainable and will worsen under constant pressure. Dallas's nine penalties are correctable; Washington's structural OL loss is not. The extra rest day for Washington barely offsets the talent disparity up front. At home in a division must-win, Dallas's pass rush creates the game's defining advantage.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Dallas Cowboys · confidence 70% · predicted WSH 20 – DAL 27

Dallas wins due to superior defensive pressure and offensive line play, exploiting Washington's vulnerabilities up front and capitalizing on Jayden Daniels' inexperience in high-leverage situations.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Washington showed promise in their Week 1 loss to Philadelphia, with Jayden Daniels managing the game well, but their offensive line and secondary remain major question marks against a Dallas defense that will bring relentless pressure.

Strengths
  • Jayden Daniels' dual-threat ability (164 passing, 63 rushing yards in Week 1)
  • Balanced offensive approach (132 rushing yards in Week 1)
  • Terry McLaurin's big-play potential as a proven WR1
Concerns
  • Offensive line vulnerabilities (Laremy Tunsil on IR, Jer'Zhan Newton out)
  • Inexperience in high-pressure moments (Daniels' first NFL road start)
  • Secondary depth with Tyler Owens questionable and Jordan Magee banged up
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil OT - IR - Major blow to pass protection, leaves right side exposed
  • Jer'Zhan Newton DT - IR - Weakens interior pass rush and run defense
  • Chig Okonkwo TE - Questionable - Limits red-zone options if inactive
Last game

Washington played competitively against Philadelphia, controlling the clock (33:20 possession) and avoiding turnovers, but their offense stalled in the red zone (2/4) and the defense couldn't get off the field on third downs (5-15 conversions).

Dallas Cowboys

Dallas enters Week 2 with urgency after an opening loss, needing to stabilize their offense and leverage their defensive front against a weakened Washington offensive line.

Strengths
  • Strong defensive line rotation, even with Hooker doubtful
  • Dak Prescott's veteran poise in high-pressure games
  • Home-field advantage in a loud, climate-controlled dome
Concerns
  • Inconsistent rushing attack (69 yards in Week 1)
  • Penalty-prone (9 penalties for 90 yards in Week 1)
  • Secondary depth with Hooker doubtful and Moore on IR
Injuries
  • Malik Hooker S - Doubtful - Limits deep coverage flexibility
  • Tyler Smith G - IR - Weakens left side of the line, but backup plan in place
  • Devin Moore CB - IR - Reduces depth in the secondary
Last game

Dallas was outplayed by the Giants in Week 1, with a stagnant offense (244 total yards) and poor red-zone efficiency (1/3). The defense kept them in the game until a late collapse, but the unit showed flashes of dominance with 8 third-down stops.

Key factors

  • Offensive line matchup (high, favors DAL) — Washington's offensive line is severely depleted without Tunsil and Newton, while Dallas' defensive line (even without Smith) has the depth to exploit this with pressure on Daniels.
  • Quarterback experience (high, favors DAL) — Dak Prescott's veteran experience in high-pressure division games contrasts with Jayden Daniels' first NFL road start, where mistakes are more likely.
  • Defensive pressure (high, favors DAL) — Dallas' ability to generate pressure without blitzing (as seen in preseason) will force Daniels into quick throws or sacks, limiting Washington's offensive rhythm.
  • Home-field advantage (medium, favors DAL) — AT&T Stadium's climate-controlled environment and crowd noise will favor Dallas, especially in critical third-down situations.
  • Red-zone efficiency (medium, favors neutral) — Both teams struggled in the red zone in Week 1 (DAL 1/3, WSH 2/4), but Dallas' defense is better equipped to limit Washington's scoring opportunities.
  • Weather (low, favors neutral) — The 97°F forecast is irrelevant in a dome, removing any potential outdoor weather advantages or disadvantages.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on offensive line and secondary depth
  • Week 1 stats, particularly third-down conversions, red-zone efficiency, and turnover margins
  • Preseason trends for Dallas' defensive line rotation and Washington's offensive line struggles
  • News sources highlighting Washington's offensive line injuries (Tunsil, Newton) and Dallas' defensive pressure
  • Situational factors like home-field advantage, travel, and rest (both teams on a short week after Week 1)
  • Recent history of division games and how inexperienced QBs perform on the road

Reasoning

The pick hinges on the stark contrast in offensive line play and quarterback experience. Washington's offensive line is in shambles without Tunsil and Newton, which will allow Dallas' defensive line to dominate with pressure on Jayden Daniels. While Daniels showed promise in Week 1, his inexperience in a hostile road environment against a defense that can generate pressure without blitzing (as seen in preseason) is a major concern. Dallas' offense, despite their Week 1 struggles, has the talent to exploit Washington's secondary, especially with Terry McLaurin likely drawing top coverage and opening opportunities for other receivers. The home-field advantage in a loud, climate-controlled dome further tilts the scales toward Dallas, as it mitigates any potential outdoor weather factors and amplifies the crowd's impact on Washington's young offense. The key will be Dallas' ability to correct their red-zone inefficiencies from Week 1, while Washington's depleted offensive line and Daniels' inexperience could lead to critical mistakes in high-leverage situations. The confidence is tempered slightly by Dallas' own offensive inconsistencies and penalty issues, but their defensive strengths and home-field edge make them the safer pick.

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What the AIs looked at

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Venue and weather

  • AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX); artificial turf
  • Forecast: 97°F

Recent results and last game

  • DAL: L 34-17 @ NYG 2026-01-04; W 17-7 @ SEA 2026-08-16 (preseason); W 34-13 @ ARI 2026-08-23 (preseason); L 27-24 vs NO 2026-08-29 (preseason); L 28-20 @ NYG 2026-09-14
  • WSH: W 24-17 @ PHI 2026-01-04; W 20-7 vs MIA 2026-08-14 (preseason); L 17-13 @ DET 2026-08-22 (preseason); L 41-3 @ BAL 2026-08-28 (preseason); L 24-22 @ PHI 2026-09-13
  • WSH Most recent game (Week 1): L 22-24 at PHI - total yards 295, passing yards 163, rushing yards 132, turnovers 0, 3rd down 5-15, possession 33:20, first downs 20, sacks-yards lost 1-1, penalties-yards 6-45
  • DAL Most recent game (Week 1): L 20-28 at NYG - total yards 244, passing yards 175, rushing yards 69, turnovers 1, 3rd down 8-11, possession 23:20, first downs 21, sacks-yards lost 0-0, penalties-yards 9-90

Season stat leaders

  • DAL: Passing Yards: Dak Prescott (22/34, 175 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT); Rushing Yards: Javonte Williams (12 CAR, 41 YDS, 1 TD); Receiving Yards: CeeDee Lamb (5 REC, 44 YDS, 1 TD)
  • WSH: Passing Yards: Jayden Daniels (18/34, 164 YDS, 2 TD); Rushing Yards: Jacory Croskey-Merritt (16 CAR, 63 YDS, 1 TD); Receiving Yards: Antonio Williams (4 REC, 64 YDS, 1 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • DAL: DeMarvion Overshown LB - Questionable (Hamstring); Malik Hooker S - Doubtful (Forearm); Malik Davis RB - Injured Reserve (Hip); Tyler Smith G - Injured Reserve (Thumb); Devin Moore CB - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed)
  • WSH: Jordan Magee LB - Questionable (Hamstring); Tyler Owens S - Questionable (Ankle); Chig Okonkwo TE - Questionable (Hamstring); Frankie Luvu LB - Questionable (Groin); Jer'Zhan Newton DT - Injured Reserve (Pectoral)

News and previews

  • [S1] Washington Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys picks, predictions for Week 2 - Matt Johnson writes: "The good news for the Dallas Cowboys offense is that they won’t have to face a defensive line in Week 2 that can dominate like the one we saw on Sunday Night Football. It helps even further that the Washington Commanders offensive line has some real vulnerabilities that Dallas can exploit. Jayden Daniels will have opportunities to hit Terry McLaurin, Stef…
  • [S2] Dan Quinn details key fixes ahead of Week 2 game vs. Cowboys - ## Press Conferences # Dan Quinn details key fixes ahead of Week 2 game vs. Cowboys Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn discusses how Week 1 loss to Philadelphia Eagles will help the team prepare for Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys. NOW PLAYING ### Dan Quinn details key fixes ahead of Week 2 game vs. Cowboys Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn discusses how Wee…
  • [S3] Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants NFL Week 1 2025 odds | Hogs Haven - Division games can be unpredictable, but most people were expecting the Cowboys to win the NFC East this year. Week 2 features two division rivals looking for their first win of the season, and trying to not take sole possession of last place. The line is a little closer for this one, and both teams have a lot more to prove this season. Super Bowl odds Commanders +8,000 Cowboy…
  • [S4] Dallas Cowboys win/loss record in 2026 prediction game by game | Blogging The Boys - The Giants will be a better team under John Harbaugh, but they’re not ready to compete on the Cowboys level yet. This is a good opportunity for Dallas to knock off a little rust against an inferior team in preparation for tougher opponents to come. Cowboys win: 1-0 ## Week 2 - Washington Commanders [...] This Week 17 matchup with the Giants feels like a “W” no matter how you l…
  • [S5] How to Stream Every Dallas Cowboys Game This Season, Including Tonight’s Season Opener vs. the Giants - Yahoo Sports - Week 1 (9/15): Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants at 8:20 pm EST on NBC Week 2 (9/20): Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders at 3:25 pm EST on Fox Week 3 (9/27): Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Ravens (in Rio) at 4:25 pm EST on CBS Week 4 (10/4): Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans at 1 pm EST on Fox Week 5 (10/8): Dallas Cowboys vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 8:15 pm EST on Amazon P…
  • [S6] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report - Johnson suffered a shoulder injury, likely an AC sprain, on August 24 that has kept him out of practices. It is reported as mild, so it will not likely keep him out for long. _Projected Status_: Active Week 1 without limitations ##### Ben Sinnott, TE, Washington Commanders (Oblique) Sinnott suffered an oblique injury on August 22 and has missed over a week of practice, but hea…
  • [S7] Cowboys injuries: Updates on Dallas and New York after practices - Yahoo Sports - LANDOVER, MARYLAND - DECEMBER 25: Luke Schoonmaker #86 of the Dallas Cowboys catches a pass against Mike Sainristil #0 of the Washington Commanders in the second quarter of a game at Northwest Stadium on December 25, 2025 in Landover, Maryland (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images) | Getty Images LP Cruz · 1 min read About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement [...] Good …
  • [S8] NFL Catchup: Cowboys Release Milton, Tunsil Goes on IR And Nabers Injury Update | FOX Sports - The Washington Commanders took a major roster hit on Monday afternoon. They’re placing five-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil and defensive lineman Jer’Zhan Newton on injured reserve, according to ESPN. Both players could return later this season, but Tunsil faces a long recovery after tearing his triceps early in training camp. Newton faces a similar uphill battle …
  • [S9] Hail mail | Special teams aces and practice squad players of interest - There is a big spotlight on Jayden Daniels ahead of his third season, and he has high expectations for what he can accomplish. The Command Center crew give their thoughts on what they think Daniels can do in the team's new offense and whether they see a leap in his development. news ### Commanders vs. Eagles Week 1 injury report The Washington Commanders have released their in…
  • [S10] Tyler Smith Injury Update Following Surgery is 'Great' For Dallas Cowboys - Because he is on injured reserve, Smith will be forced to miss at least four weeks, which includes games against the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, Baltimore Ravens or Houston Texans. ## Brian Schottenheimer Provides Update on Tyler Smith Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Tyler Smith during training camp at the River Ridge Playing Fields in Oxnard, California | USA TODA…

Sources

  1. [S1] Washington Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys picks, predictions for Week 2 (azcentral.com)
  2. [S2] Dan Quinn details key fixes ahead of Week 2 game vs. Cowboys (nfl.com)
  3. [S3] Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants NFL Week 1 2025 odds | Hogs Haven (hogshaven.com)
  4. [S4] Dallas Cowboys win/loss record in 2026 prediction game by game | Blogging The Boys (bloggingtheboys.com)
  5. [S5] How to Stream Every Dallas Cowboys Game This Season, Including Tonight’s Season Opener vs. the Giants - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  6. [S6] 2026 NFL Fantasy Football Preseason Injury Report (fantasypoints.com)
  7. [S7] Cowboys injuries: Updates on Dallas and New York after practices - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  8. [S8] NFL Catchup: Cowboys Release Milton, Tunsil Goes on IR And Nabers Injury Update | FOX Sports (foxsports.com)
  9. [S9] Hail mail | Special teams aces and practice squad players of interest (commanders.com)
  10. [S10] Tyler Smith Injury Update Following Surgery is 'Great' For Dallas Cowboys (si.com)

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