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03:22 PM ET 10.24 | The Dallas Cowboys will already be without starting middle linebacker Sean Lee when they face the first-place New York Giants at home on Sunday, and they'll also likely play without starting running back DeMarco Murray, according to ESPN. Murray won't practice Wednesday and was listed as doubtful on the team's injury report for the week as he's recovering from a sprained right foot. Murray suffered the injury in the Cowboys' 19-14 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. While expected, it's not welcome news for the Cowboys (3-3), who look to sweep the season series against the Giants (5-2) and move to within a half-game of first place in the NFC East. It's especially unwelcome news because the team just lost its top tackler in Lee, who on Wednesday was placed on IR after spraining his right toe against Carolina, an injury that will require surgery.

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October 24, 2012 03:54 PM ET

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Apparently no Felix Jones either. Too bad it's not Jerry Jones.

But I said last week Jones would probably not stay healthy till Murray gets back.

Way too fragile...

Hank Kingsley

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October 24, 2012 04:07 PM ET

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Going to be a Tough Game!

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October 24, 2012 04:12 PM ET

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the G-Men stay undefeated in Jerry World. It doesn't matter who the Cowboys have or don't have available to play against the Giants. The effluvium of Jerry Jones' meddling is enough to undo any team.

katzilla

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October 24, 2012 04:24 PM ET

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Originally posted 04:12 PM ET 10.24 by katzilla

the G-Men stay undefeated in Jerry World. It doesn't matter who the Cowboys have or don't have available to play against the Giants. The effluvium of Jerry Jones' meddling is enough to undo any team.

You seem to forget that the Cowboys beat the Giants in the season opener.