DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - After a rough week on the injury and COVID-19 fronts already began, the Dallas Cowboys lost another pair of presumptive difference makers on Tuesday, in Donovan Wilson and Damontae Kazee.
Wilson, who is entering his third year in the league, Wilson was helped off of the field on Tuesday with an undisclosed injury.
Meanwhile, Kazee was instructed to stay away from team facilities on Tuesday due to COVID-19 concerns and will be further evaluated.
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The Cowboys are already without safeties Malik Hooker and Israel Mukuamu, who were added to the reserve/COVID-19 list earlier in the week.
Without Hooker, Kazee, Wilson, and Mukuamu, the Cowboys have Darian Thompson and Jayron Kearse available at the starting safety spots, with Steven Parker and undrafted rookie Tyler Coyle as the second team.