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Injuries make CB, OL bigger problems for Cowboys

The Columbian
Published: September 6, 2011, 5:00pm

IRVING, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys’ two biggest areas of concern going into the opener — cornerback and offensive line — just became more of a problem.

Starting cornerback Terence Newman didn’t practice Wednesday and likely won’t play Sunday at the New York Jets because of a lingering groin problem, and fellow starting cornerback Mike Jenkins left practice with a knee injury. Starting right tackle Tyron Smith also left practice with a knee injury.

Smith and Jenkins were having MRIs to determine the severity of their injuries, and are being considered as day-to-day.

Smith was the ninth overall pick in the draft, and is among three unproven players expected to start on the offensive line.

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