Jerry Jones says Cowboys' potential win would be 'team win' due to major injuries

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The Dallas Cowboys meet the New York Jets in a Week 5 matchup that is vital for both teams taking the field.
The Cowboys have a chance to pick up two major wins in the next few weeks, however, a loss to the Jets would change the trajectory of this team's season.
If the Cowboys want to win this game, they will have to do it with some key injuries to their offensive line.
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Starting offensive linemen Tyler Guyton and Tyler Booker are inactive for the game today, along with other impact players for the franchise.

Before the game, Jerry Jones spoke with the team at 105.3 The FAN, and during the interview, Jones shared that it would take a total team effort for the team to get a win against the Jets.
A win in the NFL is never guaranteed. Yes, the Cowboys are facing some pretty tough injury news this week, but this team should still take the win in MetLife Stadium.
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Today's game is a chance for a player like Nate Thomas to prove he belongs on the field. The Cowboys know what it's like to play with a long list of injuries.
Injuries are something every team deals with. It can't be an excuse; the Cowboys need to win this game.

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