World News – US – Cowboys squad change: Tyler Biadasz in the injured reserve, Brandon Knight in the squad

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The Dallas Cowboys have struggled with injuries all season, which meant that they had to adapt through many combinations on the offensive line.

When the Cowboys played against the Cleveland Browns, they lost their starting center to Joe Looney due to an injury. Rookie Tyler Biadasz stepped forward, something people wanted to see anyway despite being unhappy due to an injury, but he was injured before a game against another AFC North team at the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Joe Looney has experience at the heart of the cowboys, but there is hope again for the future of Biadasz. The Cowboys have noticed that Biadasz will be missing out on some time this season and on Saturday they officially put him in the injured reserve, which means he will be out for at least three weeks. They also activated Brandon Knight among all of their other moves.

On Saturday the @dallascowboys: – C Tyler Biadasz (Wisconsin) put on Reserve / Injured List – T Brandon Knight (Indiana) of Reserve / Injured Enabled – Elevated C Adam Redmond (Harvard) and CB Rashard Robinson ( LSU)) from the training team

While we sure want everyone to get well and get as healthy as possible as soon as possible, the best news here is clearly just that regarding Brandon Knight. He’s shown that he has potential for the Cowboys, and missing him on top of everything else made things all the more difficult. Needless to say, his return is welcome.

It’s also nice to see Adam Redmond and Rashard Robinson get promoted to the active roster. However, if the cowboys are handing out snaps to defenders who haven’t got them that far, it would be nice to see Reggie Robinson II play.

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