The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for a tough game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, missing key players like defensive ends Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence, along with wide receiver Brandin Cooks. Additionally, starting cornerback Trevon Diggs has an ankle injury. The Cowboys have faced adversity before, such as when quarterback Dak Prescott was injured last year, and they managed to win games with backup Cooper Rush. Now, they're facing a challenging three-game stretch, starting with the Steelers, followed by the Detroit Lions, and then the San Francisco 49ers after a bye week. The Cowboys have lost previous games against these teams, so this is a chance to show their mettle. Replacements for the injured players, like defensive linemen Marshawn Kneeland and Chauncey Golston, and receivers Jalen Tolbert and KaVontae Turpin, will need to step up. The NFL doesn't wait, and reserve players often get their big break due to injuries. Quarterback Dak Prescott himself got his job this way. The Cowboys are confident in their depth and believe their replacements can rise to the challenge.

Cowboys Face Injuries, Tough Schedule: Time to Shine for Replacements

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