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The Cowboys have a few in-house players who can replace Tyler Guyton for now.
The initial “fear” for Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton was that he suffered a torn ACL during Tuesday’s practice. However, the football gods heard the resounding hope for it to be less than that, and it looks like the winds have changed.
Todd Archer of ESPN reports the MRI confirmed Guyton’s ACL is intact and it looks to be a bone fracture that is the issue.
Tyler Guyton's ACL is intact after a MRI, according to a source. He has a bone fracture and will not require surgery. Looking at a 4-6 week recovery. Cowboys get better than expected news.
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) July 29, 2025
While this is the best news possible for a Cowboys team with high expectations heading into the season, Guyton will still miss a significant portion of time, which could extend into Week 1 and beyond.
