Shavon Revel injury update shows some optimism from Cowboys

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The Dallas Cowboys are not the only team that has to deal with a laundry list of injuries as the team starts its preseason journey. But it sure feels like it.
The Cowboys dealt with many key injuries last season, and now, they have added an injured rookie to the mix.
Shavon Revel Jr., the team's highly-touted third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, suffered a torn ACL three games into his final season at East Carolina. Before his injury, many believed Revel had first-round potential.
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The hope is that Revel will be available before the start of the regular season.

Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones shared some details on Revel's rehab during an interview with The Blitz, from San Antonio Sports Star.
“We just think the world of him. We really think he’s going to be a hell of a player in this league. But we’re on that same thing (as Trevon Diggs) of when do we think we’ll get him back," Jones said.
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"I’m 99 percent sure he’ll be back in the next couple of weeks. But then he’s a rookie, so it’s going to take a minute for him to get used to it and what it’s like to be a pro and those types of things."
So, it appears the hope is that Revel will be back in action in a few weeks, but the rookie will have to play a lot of catch-up to be ready for the regular season.

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