Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (COVID-19) is traveling with the Cowboys and is expected to play Week 13 against the New Orleans Saints.

Related Player: Noah Brown

Good news for the Cowboys. Week 13 appears to be the first week with all three lead wideouts healthy since Week 1.

Ezekiel Elliott (knee), CeeDee Lamb (concussion), Tarell Basham (chest) were all full participants in today’s practice.

Cedrick Wilson (ankle) did not practice for second consecutive day.

Related players: Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, Malik Turner, Simi Fehoko

Good news for the Cowboys, especially with Lamb and the news Cooper may have to miss Thursday's game because of COVID symptoms. Machota pointed out the Cowboys WRs vs. Saints could be Lamb, Gallup, Brown, Turner and Fehoko.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (COVID-19) is back in building but "still not feeling the best," coach Mike McCarthy said. Still has a cough. "To be determined" whether he'll practice today. "My gut would be if he doesn't practice tomorrow, I don't see him going to the game."

Related players: Cedrick Wilson, Michael Gallup, Noah Brown, CeeDee Lamb

Cooper is not vaccinated and still has symptoms. He was required to miss two games over a 10-day period but because he's still not feeling well he could miss a third game as a result. With Lamb back in the fold after a concussion, he would likely be the team's WR1. Gallup is more of a big play threat while Wilson could be more of a WR2-type with Brown also mixing in.

Jerry Jones on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas on Amari Cooper: “We’re fully expecting him to be ready by game time.”

Cooper came off the COVID list and reported back to the Cowboys on Monday. But Cooper didn't practice on Monday. He'll have a couple of days to get up to speed before Thursday's game against the Saints. The Cowboys offense should be back to full strength as CeeDee Lamb is also expected back from a concussion.

Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was also a full participant on Monday.

Related players: Amari Cooper

Lamb did not clear the concussion protocol in time to play on Thanksgiving, but he is set to return to action against the Saints. Also scheduled to return is Cooper so the WR group should be at full strength for Thursday's game.

Wide receiver Amari Cooper was back at the Cowboys’ facility on Monday.

Cooper missed the last two games after testing positive for COVID-19, which triggered a mandatory 10-day quarantine period because Cooper is unvaccinated. The story went on to say quarterback Dak Prescott told reporters that Cooper was in the building, but that he did not practice with the rest of the team. Players returning from the COVID list undergo conditioning testing before receiving final clearance to get back on the field, so Cooper may be ready for Tuesday’s practice and the hope is that he’ll be joining CeeDee Lamb in returning to the wide receiving corps for Thursday’s game against the Saints.

The Cowboys will be without two of their top WRs for Week 12, Amari Cooper (COVID) and CeeDee Lamb (concussion).

Related players: Michael Gallup, Dalton Schultz, Cedrick Wilson

Lamb suffered a concussion in Week 11 against the Chiefs and Rapoport said the timing likely prevents him from getting back on the field before the slate of Thanksgiving Day games. Rapoport added that's not official as of yet, but four days would likely be too quick of a turnaround for exiting the league's protocol. Meanwhile, Cooper's COVID window takes him through Week 12's game. Gallup and Wilson look to be the team's top-two WRs with TE Schultz likely getting involved as well.

Cowboys WR Amari Cooper has been placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Cooper will miss Sunday's game and is in danger of missing Thanksgiving afternoon's game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott (knee) and WR Amari Cooper (hamstring) were limited at practice Wednesday.

Both continue to play despite limited practice reps. Expect the same Week 10.

Cowboys WRs Amari Cooper (hamstring) and CeeDee Lamb (knee) are questionable for Week 9 against the Denver Broncos. Both are expected to play.

Seems more procedural than anything else. Fire up both.