Cowboys’ Sean Lee suffers no structural damage, just soreness and stiffness
By Mike Dyce
The Dallas Cowboys got a scare last night when it looked like they were going to lose middle linebacker Sean Lee to injury again this season. He got hit on top of his head while trying to make a tackle and left the game. He eventually left and went to the locker room and the announcers initially called it a stinger.
Lee underwent MRIs on Tuesday following the loss on Monday Night Football to the Chicago Bears.
Cowboys LBs Sean Lee and Bruce Carter expected to have MRIs on Tuesday. Carter has a strained hamstring. Lee has a neck injury.
— Brandon George (@DMN_George) December 10, 2013
The Cowboys and Lee got good news when the results came back. ESPN’s Ed Werder reported that there was no structural damage in his neck and that Lee was suffering from soreness and stiffness in neck. Werder also reported that Lee should be good to go next week agains the Green Bay Packers.
The Cowboys need all hands on deck as they look to finish strong to win an NFC East title and a wild card berth. Quarterback Tony Romo said the Cowboys need to run the table.
MLB Sean Lee suffering soreness and stiffness in neck but no structural damage based on scans. He should play GB. Bruce Carter unlikely
— Ed Werder (@WerderEdESPN) December 10, 2013