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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-08-29 · via NBC Sports

Dallas Cowboys' Marist Liufau to undergo surgery after forearm injury

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Marist Liufau left Friday's preseason game early and later appeared with his arm in a cast and sling. The Cowboys' outside linebacker and special teams contributor is expected to have surgery and will miss time. The team has not announced a recovery timeline.

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Marist Liufau, a Cowboys outside linebacker and special teams contributor, exited Friday’s preseason contest early after sustaining a forearm injury. He was later observed wearing a cast and sling, signaling a significant issue. The team has confirmed that surgery will be required, though no official recovery timeline has been released. This leaves the Cowboys without a clear return date for the second-year player, who has been carving out a role on defense and coverage units. His absence creates uncertainty for the coaching staff as they evaluate roster depth ahead of the regular season.

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This injury could affect the Cowboys’ roster decisions as they finalize their 53-man squad, potentially opening a spot for another linebacker

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