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DeMarvion Overshown Nears Return: Cowboys Linebacker Gets Positive Update from Doctor

Dallas Cowboys fans have plenty of reasons to smile this week — linebacker DeMarvion Overshown continues to make strong progress in his recovery. According to Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, the young defender’s latest medical checkup was another positive step toward his long-awaited return to the field.

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“I know I can't wait to see No. 0 out there running around, and I know he can't wait,” Schottenheimer said. “I do think the time is getting closer.”

Overshown, who suffered a season-ending ACL injury during the 2023 preseason, has been steadily working his way back. The Cowboys’ staff has consistently praised his attitude, discipline, and determination throughout the rehab process. Now, it appears that his patience — and hard work — are finally paying off.

A Key Piece for Dallas Defense

Before his injury, Overshown was drawing attention for his versatility and explosiveness at linebacker. The rookie out of Texas showcased strong instincts, quickness, and a knack for making plays both in coverage and pursuit. His return could provide a much-needed boost for the Cowboys’ defense, which has been searching for consistency in the middle of the field.

Coaches and teammates alike have often spoken about Overshown’s energy and leadership off the field — qualities that could quickly reignite the defensive unit once he’s cleared to play.

Fans Eager for His Comeback

Cowboys Nation has been vocal in their anticipation for Overshown’s return, flooding social media with messages of support. With each update, the optimism grows that the young linebacker could rejoin the lineup sooner than expected.

As the Cowboys prepare for the heart of the regular season, having Overshown back in the mix could be a turning point — both in performance and morale.

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