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Dallas Cowboys Face Week 1 Without Tyler Smith

The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2026 regular season with a significant offensive-line concern after left guard Tyler Smith was ruled out for approximately four to six weeks with a thumb injury requiring surgery. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer announced the update on September 7, with T.J. Bass expected to fill in at left guard.

The injury news follows the Dallas Cowboys’ most recent completed game, a 27-24 defeat to the New Orleans Saints on August 28 in the NFL Preseason. Dallas finished exhibition play with a 2-1 record and now turns its attention to the regular-season schedule.

The team’s next officially confirmed fixture is against the New York Giants on Sunday, September 13, 2026, at MetLife Stadium. It will be the Dallas Cowboys’ opening game of the NFL regular season and the first competitive fixture of the campaign under Schottenheimer.

Fans looking to attend a game can buy Tickets for the Dallas Cowboys on infotickets.com, including opportunities to see the team at home during the 2026 season.

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Where does Dallas Cowboys play their home games?

Dallas Cowboys play their home games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

How can I buy cheap Dallas Cowboys tickets?

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What is Dallas Cowboys's biggest rivalry game?

One of Dallas Cowboys's most anticipated matchups is against the Philadelphia Eagles. Check this page for upcoming fixtures between the two teams.

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