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Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant suffered a broken foot during the team's 27-26 victory over the New York Giants on Sunday evening. According to team owner Jerry Jones, Bryant is expected to miss several weeks of playing time.
Jerry Jones said Dez Bryant needs a screw in his foot. Says he'll miss 3-6 weeks probably.
— Brandon George (@DMN_George) September 14, 2015
This is obviously a big loss for the Cowboys considering Bryant is the team's best receiver and arguably best overall offensive player.
With Bryant expected to be out for a while, it seems safe to say he won't be suiting up when the Cowboys travel to Philadelphia to play the Eagles next week on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Bryant won't be the only significant Cowboys player missing from action. Rookie pass rusher Randy Gregory also suffered an injury on Sunday night and will miss several weeks.
Randy Gregory has a high ankle sprain. That is usually four to six weeks
— Clarence Hill (@clarencehilljr) September 14, 2015
Along with Bryant and Gregory, the Cowboys will still be without defensive end Greg Hardy and linebacker Rolando McClain because they are both serving four-game suspensions.
The fact that the Cowboys will be without several key players against the Eagles obviously works to Philadelphia's advantage.