ARLINGTON, Texas — Dallas Cowboys assistant coach Sharrif Floyd, who coaches the defensive line for Dallas, was taken back to the Cowboys locker room for further evaluation during the third quarter of the Cowboys home opener against the New York Jets.
CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson reported that Floyd fainted on the Cowboys sideline. He was able to get up under his own power, and walked off to the locker room.
The announcement in the press box during the break between the 3rd and 4th quarters: "Due to medical concerns, Cowboys Assistant Coach Shariff Floyd has been taken inside for further review. His responsibilities will be shared by the defensive staff."
Floyd is a former player at the University of Florida, and played four seasons for the Minnesota Vikings. He's been a member of the Cowboys coaching staff since February 2023.
