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Cowboys vs Chiefs Injury Report: Tyler Guyton Out, Leo Chenal Unspecified, and Caelen Carson Questionable

Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

On November 27, 2025, AT&T Stadium hosts Cowboys vs Chiefs Thanksgiving Thursday matchup, giving the fans a great contest in this NFC vs AFC clash. Both the Cowboys and the Chiefs are coming off impressive victories, as Dallas beat the reigning defending champs in the Eagles and Kansas City beat one of, if not the hottest team in the NFL, featuring the Colts.

The Cowboys are 5-5-1 this season, and are only behind the Eagles at NFC East. Their offense is still as potent as it’s ever been, but if they want to go deep into the playoffs or even make the playoffs, they will need to step up on their defense as they rank 30th. Their offense has carried them so far, but we wonder how far their offense can truly take them.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs are 6-5 this season, and have not been performing up to their standards. However, a win against the Colts might have changed the momentum as they desperately try to hand on to their playoff chances. They have very little wiggle room left and a couple of more mistakes and we could see them out of the playoffs for the first time in Patrick Mahomes’ era.

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Dallas Cowboys Injury Update for the Game Against Kansas City Chiefs

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Tyler Guyton	OT	Ankle	Out
Caelen Carson	CB	Hamstring	Questionable
Jadeveon Clowney	OLB	Neck	Unspecified
Dante Fowler Jr.	DE	Shoulder	Unspecified
Malik Hooker	FS	Toe/Thigh	Unspecified
Osa Odighizuwa	DT	Elbow	Unspecified
George Pickens	WR	Knee/Calf	Unspecified
KaVontae Turpin	WR	Shoulder/Illness	Unspecified
Donovan Wilson	SAF	Neck	Unspecified
DaRon Bland	CB	Wrist	Unspecified
James Houston	DE	Wrist/Knee	Unspecified
Hunter Luepke	RB	Hip	Unspecified
Tyler Smith	OT	Knee	Unspecified
Solomon Thomas	DE	Calf	Unspecified

OT Tyler Guyton is out for the game against the Chiefs, as he’s dealing with an ankle injury, not participating in any of the days of practice. CB Caelen Carson was limited at practice on Tuesday and Wednesday, and is listed as questionable for the game with a hamstring injury.

Kansas City Chiefs Injury Update for the Game Against Dallas Cowboys

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Noah Gray	TE	Concussion	Out
Trey Smith	G	Ankle	Out
Leo Chenal	LB	Knee	Unspecified
Rashee Rice	WR	Hamstring	(-)
Xavier Worthy	WR	Ankle	(-)
George Karlaftis	DE	Thumb	(-)
Patrick Mahomes	QB	Groin	(-)
Isiah Pacheco	RB	Knee	(-)
Christian Roland-Wallace	CB	Back	Out
Jawaan Taylor	T	Knee	(-)

TE Noah Gray (concussion), G Trey Smith (ankle), and CB Christian Roland-Wallance (back) are all out for the game not participating on practice on Wednesday. LB Leo Chenal is listed as unspecified for the game even though he was a full participant on Tuesday and Wednesday’s practice, for the upcoming Cowboys vs Chiefs game.

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Is Tyler Guyton Playing Against the Chiefs?

Tyler Guyton is out for the game with an ankle injury.

Is Trey Smith Playing Against the Cowboys?

Trey Smith is out for the game, dealing with an ankle injury.

Is Noah Grey Playing Against the Cowboys?

Noah Grey is out for the game, dealing with a concussion, keeping him out of practice for all three days.

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