Cowboys' Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson suffers concussion, leaving the team with limited options at the position.

Why it matters: Ferguson's injury adds to the growing list of injuries plaguing the Cowboys this season and raises concerns about their depth at tight end.

• Injuries have been a significant issue for the Cowboys, with 11 starters missing games so far, including star quarterback Dak Prescott.
• Ferguson's concussion further highlights the need for depth and resilience in the face of injuries.

What's new: Ferguson suffered a first-half concussion during the game against the Houston Texans and was ruled out for the remainder of the game.

Yes, but: The Cowboys' tight end situation becomes challenging with Ferguson's absence. Here are some key points to consider:

• Luke Schoonmaker, Brevyn Spann-Ford, and Princeton Fant are the remaining tight ends on the roster.
• Ferguson had been a reliable target for the Cowboys before his injury, contributing one catch for 11 yards in the game.

What to watch: With the limited options at tight end, the Cowboys may need to adjust their offensive schemes and rely more on other positions for receiving targets.

What's next: The Cowboys will likely monitor Ferguson's progress through the league-mandated concussion protocol before determining his availability for future games.

• If Ferguson is unable to return soon, the team might explore external options to bolster their tight end depth.

The bottom line: Injuries continue to pose challenges for the Cowboys, and Ferguson's concussion further adds to their list of concerns.

• The team will need to find ways to adapt and overcome these obstacles to maintain their offensive effectiveness.

Cowboys' Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson suffers concussion, leaving the team with limited options at the position.

Why it matters: Ferguson's injury adds to the growing list of injuries plaguing the Cowboys this season and raises concerns about their depth at tight end.

• Injuries have been a significant issue for the Cowboys, with 11 starters missing games so far, including star quarterback Dak Prescott.
• Ferguson's concussion further highlights the need for depth and resilience in the face of injuries.

What's new: Ferguson suffered a first-half concussion during the game against the Houston Texans and was ruled out for the remainder of the game.

Yes, but: The Cowboys' tight end situation becomes challenging with Ferguson's absence. Here are some key points to consider:

• Luke Schoonmaker, Brevyn Spann-Ford, and Princeton Fant are the remaining tight ends on the roster.
• Ferguson had been a reliable target for the Cowboys before his injury, contributing one catch for 11 yards in the game.

What to watch: With the limited options at tight end, the Cowboys may need to adjust their offensive schemes and rely more on other positions for receiving targets.

What's next: The Cowboys will likely monitor Ferguson's progress through the league-mandated concussion protocol before determining his availability for future games.

• If Ferguson is unable to return soon, the team might explore external options to bolster their tight end depth.

The bottom line: Injuries continue to pose challenges for the Cowboys, and Ferguson's concussion further adds to their list of concerns.

• The team will need to find ways to adapt and overcome these obstacles to maintain their offensive effectiveness.