Summary
The Dallas Cowboys' starting center, Cooper Beebe, has a high-ankle sprain and is expected to miss six to eight weeks. The team plans to place him on injured reserve, and they may look for replacements as they prepare for upcoming games.
Key Facts
- Cooper Beebe, the starting center for the Dallas Cowboys, has a high-ankle sprain.
- Beebe is expected to be out for six to eight weeks while he recovers.
- The Cowboys plan to place Beebe on injured reserve because of his injury.
- Brock Hoffman will likely take over the center position while Beebe is out.
- The Cowboys might look for additional offensive line help through trades or free agency.
- The Cowboys won their recent game against the New York Giants but lost their first game of the season to the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Cooper Beebe is considered a key player on the Cowboys' offensive line.
