Dallas Cowboys Football Team Loses Player Due to Injury

• Rob Johnson sustained an injury to his shoulder during training.
• It is expected that Tyler Booker will take over the position of right guard.
• The team has other experienced players in the guard position.

The offensive line of the Dallas Cowboys has suffered a loss, as player Rob Johnson fractured his collarbone during training last week. According to reports, Johnson is expected to be out for two to three months.

Johnson, who signed a one-year contract with the Cowboys, was working with the main squad when he sustained the injury. The incident occurred at the beginning of training, but he completed the session.

This injury likely opens the door for rookie Tyler Booker, who is expected to quickly take over the right guard position. Johnson, who previously played for the Miami Dolphins, has played 17 games this past season and has 30 starts in his career.

The team has other players in the guard position who have starting experience. Among them are Saadiq Charles, who joined the team this season, and Brock Hoffman, who played in place of veteran Zach Martin, who has ended his career.

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