NT Antwaun Woods is back but TE Geoff Swaim is out indefinitely with a broken wrist

Dallas Cowboys tight end Geoff Swaim is out indefinitely after fracturing his wrist in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 22-19 victory against the Atlanta Falcons.

He will undergo surgery, though coach Jason Garrett refuses to declare him out for the season.

Swaim has 26 catches for 242 yards this season and is the team’s most complete tight end.

The Cowboys will face the Washington Redskins Thursday with Dalton Schultz, Rico Gathers and Blake Jarwin splitting reps at tight end, all have limited skills and experience.

The three have combined for only nine catches for 121 yards all season.

The Cowboys got some good news with nose tackle Antwaun Woods returning to practice Monday and gearing up to play against the Redskins after missing the Falcons game with a concussion.

The Cowboys are also hoping to get defensive end Taco Charlton (shoulder) and defensive tackle Daniel Ross (calf) back as well. Both were limited in practice Monday after missing the Falcons game.

Defensive tackle David Irving remains out with a high ankle sprain.

This story was originally published November 19, 2018 at 8:09 PM.