by: Griffin McVeigh 55 minutes ago griffin_mcveigh
The Dallas Cowboys are going to be without starting center Cooper Beebe for a few weeks due to an injury. However, conflicting reports on exactly what is bothering Beebe have popped up. The latest update came from Todd Archer of ESPN on Monday.
“Told by a source, Cooper Beebe does not have a high ankle sprain,” Archer said via X. “He is dealing with a lateral sprain of the ankle as well as a fracture of a small bone in his foot, which leads to the 6-8 week timeframe.”
Earlier in the day, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported on Beebe having a high ankle sprain. However, one area Rapoport and Archer appear to agree on is the timeline. Dallas likely will be without Beebe for six weeks, if not extending all the way out to two months.
The early portion of the timeline lines up with an Oct. 26 trip out West to play the Denver Broncos. If Beebe does miss eight weeks, he might not return until after the team’s bye week.