Dallas Cowboys DE Robert Quinn to undergo surgery for fractured hand
Posted Aug 7, 2019
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Robert Quinn fractured his hand during practice in Oxnard, California and is heading back to Dallas to have surgery. Quinn, 29, is expected to be ready for the regular season opener on Sept. 8, Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones told reporters. The nine-year pro projects to be a key piece on the Dallas defense.
(NFL.com)
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