July 29 - An MRI revealed that Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton did not tear his ACL in practice on Monday. Guyton, 24, avoided the season-ending injury but will miss four to six weeks with a bone fracture in his right knee.

Injuries continue to pile up along the Dallas Cowboys offensive line following Tyler Guyton's knee injury, a day after guard Rob Jones broke a bone in his neck during training cam

Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton was hurt during practice Monday, the second injury on Dallas' offensive line in as many days. According to multiple reports, Guyton has a broken bone in his right knee that will not require surgery and he could miss four to six weeks.

Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton escaped serious injury in practice Tuesday when the MRI of Guyton's right knee revealed a bone fracture and a sprain.

The Dallas Cowboys suffered what was believed at first to be a devastating blow when left tackle Tyler Guyton went down with a leg injury. Fortunately, it was just a bone fracture that will require a 4-6 week recovery as opposed to the feared torn ACL that would've ended his season.

The Cowboys are using the next man up mentality after the injury to starting left tackle Tyler Guyton. Nate Jones took first-team reps on Wednesday.