Tyler Guyton is once again inactive, still dealing with an ankle injury that’s kept him sidelined for multiple weeks. The left tackle was ruled out earlier this week. That puts him on the inactive list alongside healthy scratches that include Jalen Tolbert, Jaydon Blue, Jay Toia, and Perrion Winfrey.

The Dallas Cowboys have announced their official list of inactives for Sunday night's Week 15 showdown against the Minnesota Vikings.

In Friday’s injury report, CB Trevon Diggs, DE Jadeveon Clowney and TE Jake Ferguson were all listed as questionable.

Guyton's status is now in doubt. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer called Guyton's injury "tricky" for an offensive lineman over 300 pounds. Tyler Guyton is looking at missing his third straight game with high ankle sprain. Brian Schottenheimer said Guyton hasn’t had a setback but it’s “tricky,” sometimes for a 300+ lineman.

Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyler Guyton is unlikely to play on Thanksgiving against the Kansas City Chiefs because of a high ankle sprain sustained in the second half of Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles,

The Vikings will be officially eliminated from playoff contention if defeated, and for a Cowboys squad that now has just an 11.9% chance to reach the postseason according to CBS' SportsLine model, Dallas is essentially in the same place as their opponent.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is facing a tough concern in Week 15, with left tackle Tyler Guyton ruled out and the blitz-happy Vikings looming.

For the third week in a row, the Dallas Cowboys expect one of their key starters on the offensive line to be sidelined with an injury.

The Dallas Cowboys had fallen off the trail, but they've now absolutely nailed 12 of their last 15 first round picks.

The team ruled Darrisaw (knee) out Sunday after he missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday before returning on a limited basis on Friday. The 26-year-old has consistently been on the injury report this season after having season-ending knee surgery last year.

The Cowboys have a chance to win the NFC East and steal not only a playoff spot but also a top-four seed from the Philadelphia Eagles. Dallas is just a game and a half behind the division leaders as the Eagles enter Week 15 having dropped three straight.