Dallas Cowboys RT La’el Collins Disqualified For Throwing Punch In Critical Division Game

LANDOVER, Md. – Dallas Cowboys correct solution La’el Collins was ejected in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game against Washington Football Team to throw a punch.

End of Washington’s defense, William Bradley-King pushed Dak Prescott when the midfielder took a throw-in near the touchline and Collins let him know of his displeasure. So ran again Ezekiel Elliott, but Collins lunged at Bradley-King, who was called up to the practice team and ended up delivering a punch.

Collins is the second Cowboy to be kicked out of a game in the last three games. Defender Kelvin Joseph removed from Thanksgiving Day loss Las Vegas Raiders after a sweep after a game of chess.

A year ago at FedEx Field, the Cowboys were criticized for not competing for quarterback Andy Dalton, who was shot cheaply by street vendors in Washington Jon Bostic, who hit midfield as he was sliding to the ground. Bostic was sent off but there was no attacking player standing in place of Dalton.

Collins, who didn’t compete last year because of hip surgery, assures that won’t happen to Prescott.

But his time hurt since left settlement Tyron Smith had to retire with a left ankle injury. Cowboys are using Terence Steele right place for Collins and Ty Nsekhe on the left solve for Smith, who has the problem to return.

Smith missed the first three games of this season because of a left ankle injury.