Cowboys–Cardinals Final Injury Report: Turpin and Winters Are Out, Pickens Headlines Six Questionable for the Noon Kickoff
Dallas will be without its return man and a linebacker against Arizona, George Pickens is questionable with shoulder and hamstring issues, and the Cardinals get running back Jeremiyah Love back — the last word on availability before inactives land 90 minutes before kickoff.
The last availability word before Sunday's noon kickoff at AT&T Stadium is a split decision for Dallas. The Cowboys have ruled out wide receiver and returner KaVontae Turpin (ribs) — his second straight missed game — and linebacker Dee Winters (calf), according to the final injury reports published by both clubs and read by this desk this morning. Six more Cowboys carry questionable tags into Sunday: defensive tackles Jonathan Bullard (calf) and Kenny Clark (back), linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm), safety P.J. Locke (foot), tight end Luke Schoonmaker (groin), and wide receiver George Pickens (shoulder/hamstring). Quarterback Dak Prescott and receiver CeeDee Lamb carry no injury designation.
Arizona's report is shorter and, in one place, better for the visitors. The Cardinals ruled out defensive tackle Walter Nolen III (ankle) and guard Jon Gaines II (ankle), and listed center Hjalte Froholdt, cornerback Max Melton and safety Andrew Wingard — all knees — as questionable. But running back Jeremiyah Love, the first-round pick who missed two games with an ankle injury, has been cleared to play, and Budda Baker, Josh Sweat, Michael Wilson and Mack Wilson Sr. were all removed from the report and are good to go.
What remains undecided is decided late: both clubs must name their inactive players 90 minutes before the noon kickoff, which is when the six Dallas question marks resolve. The matchup carries its own history — Arizona is 4-0 all-time at AT&T Stadium and has won eight of the last nine meetings — and the market still makes Dallas a 7-point home favorite in a game with a 54.5-point total, per the previews read this run. This station's game report follows the final this afternoon.
