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Smith (knee) was a full participant at the Cowboys' practice Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Smith did not appear on Monday's first injury report of the 2025 campaign, officially moving past the knee injury that bothered him in early August. The 24-year-old is all set to operate as the team's starting left guard against the Eagles on Thursday.

Guyton (knee) was a full participant at the Cowboys' practice Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Guyton has been dealing with a bone fracture in his right knee since late July, but he now appears to be back to full strength. The 24-year-old will operate as the Cowboys' starting left tackle in Thursday's regular-season opener in Philadelphia.

Mailata (concussion) was a full participant at the Eagles' practice Monday.

Mailata did not appear on the team's injury report, which indicates that he was able to practice in full. Now that he's left his concussion in the rearview mirror, Mailata is all set to operate as Philadelphia's starting left tackle in Thursday's regular-season opener against Dallas.

Dickerson (back) did not participate at the Eagles' practice Monday.

Dickerson was unable to participate at the team's second practice of the week ahead of Thursday's regular-season opener against the Cowboys, but this time it was due to an apparent back issue. The 26-year-old practiced in a limited capacity Sunday as he continues to work his way back from a meniscus injury. Dickerson will look to return to practice Tuesday, otherwise his status for Thursday's game against Dallas will be in question.

Diggs (knee) was a full participant at the Cowboys' practice Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Diggs is officially lined up to return to the field in Thursday's regular-season opener against the Eagles. The cornerback underwent left knee surgery in January, but it appears he'll be available from Week 1 in his sixth season in Dallas.

Blue (ankle) wasn't listed on the Cowboys' practice report Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Blue didn't suit up for Dallas' first two preseason games due to a bruised heel before returning to action Aug. 22 versus the Falcons, a contest in which he suffered a low right ankle sprain. With his health not in question this week, though, he'll be available alongside Miles Sanders (shoulder) to a backfield that's led by Javonte Williams.

Sanders (shoulder) wasn't listed on the Cowboys' injury report Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Sanders was sidelined for Dallas' third and final exhibition Aug. 22 against the Falcons due to a shoulder injury, but his lack of presence on the team's first practice report of the campaign indicates he's good to go for Week 1. Jaydon Blue (ankle) also wasn't on Monday's report, so the reserve RBs behind Javonte Williams will be available Thursday at Philadelphia.

Harris (eye) said that he expects to play in Friday's season opener against the Chiefs, Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports.

While the running back didn't go into any details about his fireworks mishap on the Fourth of July, he said that his vision has not been affected, while describing his eye injury as "superficial." The Chargers' upcoming first official practice report will add further context to Harris' Week 1 status, but he looks to be trending toward seeing action versus Kansas City. Even so, it's unclear what sort of volume Harris might see in tandem with rookie first-rounder Omarion Hampton.

Goedert (groin) doesn't appear on the Eagles' injury report ahead of Thursday's game against the Cowboys.

Goedert had been managing a groin issue, but the Eagles' top tight end is ready for Week 1 action along with starting wideouts DeVonta Smith (groin) and A.J. Brown (hamstring). The three combine to form the nucleus of Philadelphia's passing attack, while Saquon Barkley is set to reprise his role as the team's featured back. Goedert logged a 42-496-2 line on 52 targets in 10 regular-season contests last season and maintains his standing as the top option in a TE corps that also includes Grant Calcaterra and Kylen Granson.

Schoonmaker (concussion) isn't listed on Dallas' injury report for Monday, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Schoonmaker landed in concussion protocol after leaving practice early Aug. 19, but it appears he's since been medically cleared. The third-year tight end is slated to work behind Jake Ferguson in the pecking order in 2025.