The Dallas Cowboys (3-1) face the LA Rams with a loaded injury report. Additions include WR CeeDee Lamb and RB Tony Pollard, who are both probable to play.

However, the hardest news comes by way of NT Quinton Bohanna (neck), OL Jason Peters (chest) LS Jake McQuaide (triceps).

Bohanna is questionable, Peters is doubtful (likely to miss multiple weeks) and McQuaide is out for the year. A shit to special teams coordinator John Fassel and the entire unit.

With Peters out, the Cowboys still have 9 other offensive linemen on the roster, and are willing to be patient for the veteran's return.

In leu of losing their long-snapper and potentially their starting NT, the Cowboys have elevated LS Matt Overton and DT Carlos Watkins ahead of their Sunday afternoon matchup.

Cowboys elevated LS Matt Overton and DT Carlos Watkins from practice squad for Sunday’s game at Rams. Watkins’ elevation comes after NT Quinton Bohanna (neck/shoulder) was listed questionable on Friday’s injury report.

— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) October 8, 2022

While Bohanna's addition to the injury report is recent, there is still a possibility he can play. Coming off a career year under DC Dan Quinn, Watkins is a versatile 3-tech/NT, who adds quality depth to an improving defensive line.

Overton is added, seemingly as the new starter, he doesn't have the same chemistry with P Byran Anger or K Brett Maher than McQuaide has. However, he was added along with Tucker Addington, winning the job in only a few days.

Depending on how the game ends up, it will be determined if he can keep the job the rest of the season.

The Dallas Cowboys are fortunate enough that they posses high quality coordinators in Quinn and Fassel to overcome key injuries.

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