Cowboys' injured star continues rehab journey with latest workout

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The Dallas Cowboys' 2024 season could be summed up as a "what if" season. The team was marred by injuries all season long.
The offense sputtered with the injury of quarterback Dak Prescott, and the defense suffered numerous injuries, which included Micah Parsons and DeMarvion Overshown.
Overshown missed his entire rookie season due to injury, and this past season, fans got their first glimpse at the young defensive star.
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Unfortunately, his first season of action was cut short after just 13 games, as injury had the former Texas Longhorns star once again. In a shortened first season, Overshown finished with five sacks and one forced fumble.
However, Overshown is putting in the work to return from injury. In a recent story on his official Instagram account, Overshown shared a clip of the work he has been putting in.
#Cowboys LB DeMarvion Overshown begins his journey to Comeback Player of The Year as he shares the work he’s doing with his athletic trainer.
— Ernie The Cowboys Fan (@E_TheCowboysFan) April 8, 2025
Overshown: "I've been through this before so, of course, that helps, and knowing what I'm going back to. It ain't my rookie year anymore.… pic.twitter.com/IZv7ft3z7a
Setbacks are something that Overshown has dealt with in the past. However, if the action that the Cowboys saw from Overshown last season is any indication, the linebacker has a bright future for the franchise.
Injuries were the theme of this past season. However, a fully healthy team is never possible with the violent nature of the NFL. Overshown has the talent, but if he is not durable this season, the former third-round pick could join the "what if" conversations.
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