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In preparation for their upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers this Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys have reinforced their lineup by promoting a linebacker to the active roster.

The team's Public Relations account announced on X that Rashaan Evans has been moved up to the active roster this Saturday, while defensive lineman Viliami Fehoko has been placed on the injured reserve. Evans, who was the 22nd overall pick by the Tennessee Titans in the 2018 draft from Alabama, played four seasons with the Titans and then joined the Atlanta Falcons last year on a one-year contract.

At 28 years old, Evans achieved a personal best with 159 tackles (86 solo) and joined the Dallas practice squad in October. This latest move reflects the team's strategic adjustments.

As they aim to enhance their season record to 7-3 this weekend, the Cowboys are positioned as strong contenders, facing a team currently holding a 1-8 record.

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