Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown underwent an MRI on Tuesday. It brought more bad news.

Overshown ripped that ACL, MCL and PCL ESPN’s Todd Archer reported that he suffered a stroke in his right knee on Monday night. The second-year player will undergo surgery this week.

His 2025 season is in jeopardy as three of the four ligaments in his knee require repair. It is essentially a knee dislocation that usually requires more than one surgery and rehabilitation takes longer than a cruciate ligament tear without further ligament damage.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan that he doesn’t have a timetable for Overshown’s recovery from surgery.

“I don’t know at this point when and when his rehab will take place,” Jones said earlier Tuesday, “but I just can’t tell you how much I feel bad for him because he’s just going through his mental and physical rehab has itself.” other knee. . . . It is the hardest time for a player and we all see the defeat and what it will mean for us in the remaining four games. The bottom line is that it’s really sad that he has to undergo this operation, for him as an individual and of course for us as a team.”

Overshown’s teammates, including Micah Parsons, were heartbroken after the game, knowing what he had overcome to return for the season. Overshown missed his entire 2023 rookie season due to a torn ACL in his left knee.

The Cowboys’ second-leading tackler will become the 13th Cowboys player to land on injured reserve.