Dallas Cowboys' starting offensive tackle Marc Colombo limped off the field and into the locker room early in the first quarter of the Cowboys-Packers game this afternoon, and Fox Sports' Pam Oliver just reported that he's suffered a high ankle sprain, and will not return. The official diagnosis will presumably come later in the week, but things certainly don't look good, as a high ankle sprain tends to require extensive recovery time. Dallas might be without their starting right tackle for a good chunk of the next month. Updates to come.
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Further Tests Reveal Broken Fibula; Cowboys' Colombo Likely Out For Season
From Brad Biggs at National Football Post:
So, despite the initially concerning report, it seems the news is much worse for the Dallas Cowboys. Doug Free, a former fourth round pick who’s been disappointing thus far in his career, will take over for Colombo at right tackle.
Nov 15 6:24p by Andrew Sharp - 0 comments