Cowboys injuries: KaVontae Turpin, Dee Winters ruled out

Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images | Getty Images If the Cowboys have any hope of being serious contenders in the NFC East, they need to be more consistent. The Arizona Cardinals are a team the Cowboys are supposed to beat. It’s partially due to the talent gap between Dallas and Arizona, but also b

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If the Cowboys have any hope of being serious contenders in the NFC East, they need to be more consistent. The Arizona Cardinals are a team the Cowboys are supposed to beat.

It’s partially due to the talent gap between Dallas and Arizona, but also because of the injuries that have been sustained by both teams. Here’s what we know after Dallas’ final injury report of the week.

After not practicing all week, the team has ruled Dee

Winters (Calf) out for this week. Also not playing this week will be KaVontae Turpin (Ribs). Turpin worked off the side but never did enough to resume team activities.

Marist Liufau (Forearm) and Jonathan Bullard (Calf) were full participants Friday, but the team has not made a decision on whether either will be activated this week and listed them as questionable. Also questionable is Luke Schoonmaker (Groin) who did not practice the past two days.

Safety P.J. Locke (Foot) also has a chance to play this week after practicing all week.

For the Cardinals, Carson Beck (Back) was a full participant today. The team has stated that he has not injury designation ahead of the game. Defensive tackle Walter Nolen (Ankle) did not practice today, and he has been ruled out. Lastly, Jeremiyah Love (Ankle), the team’s top draft choice, will play this week.