Leary (groin) is active for Sunday's game in New Orleans, David Helman of the Cowboys' official website reports.

Leary will return from a two-game absence and start at left guard, sending La'el Collins back to the bench. Though it hasn't quite lived up to expectations, the Dallas offensive line is still one of the NFL's best.

Leary (groin) is probable for Sunday's game in New Orleans, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

Rookie La'el Collins will likely head back to a bench role, as the Cowboys' entire offensive line is healthy. Leary missed the last two games.

Leary (groin) was able to practice Wednesday, DallasCowboys.com reports.

Rookie La'el Collins did a solid job last week in his absence, but expect Leary to resume his starting duties at left guard in Week 4.

Leary (groin) is inactive for Sunday's game in Philadelphia, Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas reports.

With Leary sidelined, Mackenzy Bernadeau will get the nod at left guard.

Leary (groin) didn't take part in Wednesday's practice, DallasCowboys.com reports.

The team hasn't yet ruled Leary out for Sunday's game against the Eagles, but if he's unable to play look for Mackenzy Bernadeau to get the start at left guard.

Leary will miss 1-to-3 weeks with a strained groin, suffered in Sunday's victory over the Giants, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Leary was injured in the third quarter of Sunday's game and was replaced by Mackenzy Bernadeau, who will likely take over as the starting left guard in Leary's absence. La'el Collins will garner consideration as well.

Leary will undergo an MRI to try and determine the cause of a nagging back injury, Nick Eatman of DallasCowboys.com reports.

If Leary misses significant time due to the issue it could open the door for rookie La'el Collins to seize the starting job at left guard, but at this point the Cowboys don't seem to feel that Leary's injury is serious.

Leary (groin) is active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Leary is expected to start at left guard.

Leary (groin) was back at practice on Wednesday, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Doug Free was also back at practice from his foot injury, so the Cowboys could have their starting offensive line intact against the Jaguars on Sunday.

Leary (groin) is inactive for Sunday's game versus the Cardinals, Bryan Broaddus of the Cowboys' official site reports.

After failing to practice all week, Leary will take a seat, while Mackenzy Bernadeau covers left guard in his stead.

Leary (groin) is optimistic that he'll be able to play on Sunday, but was unable to practice all week, the Dallas Morning News reports.

If he's not able to play, Mackenzy Bernadeau would take Leary's place at left guard. The Cowboys' offensive line has been arguably the best in the league through the early part of the season, but with starting right tackle Doug Free also sidelined by a broken foot they could be put to the test Sunday against the Cardinals.

Leary appears to be back in the lead for the Cowboys' starting left guard spot, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Given Mackenzy Bernadeau's ability to play all three interior line spots this isn't a big surprise, but it's still reassuring that Leary is making his case on the field. The Cowboys could have a lot of problems this season, but the offensive line shouldn't be one of them.

Leary (hamstring) returned to practice on Thursday.

After missing the first week of training camp, he'll rejoin the battle for the starting left guard spot.

Cowboys OG Ronald Leary has pled guilty in his drunk-driving case, and been sentenced to 18 months of probation and a $1,000 fine.

It's been previously reported that Leary will not face a league-imposed suspension. He'll fight for left-guard duties in training camp. He's competing with Uche Nwaneri and Mackenzy Bernadeau.

Cowboys LG Ronald Leary was arrested and charged with DWI back on September 7, 2012, but will not face a league-imposed suspension.

This is notable because Leary is now in the league's substance-abuse program and is susceptible to a suspension if he makes another mistake. At the time of his arrest, Leary was on the Cowboys' practice squad after failing to make the team out of camp. He's competing with Uche Nwaneri and Mackenzy Bernadeau for the starting job between LT Tyron Smith and C Travis Frederick.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expects LG Ronald Leary (knee scope) to be ready for Week 1.

"I feel good about him playing the first game," the ever-optimistic Jones said. "He's had a good week." It would appear the Cowboys are going with a Week 1 line of LT Tyron Smith, C Travis Frederick, RG Doug Free, RT Jeremy Parnell and Leary. Jones said Tuesday that he thought Free's performance in the third preseason game was "nothing short of amazing." It's nothing short of amazing that someone used the words "amazing" and "Doug Free" in the same sentence.

Cowboys LG Ronald Leary underwent successful surgery on his right knee Friday.

Leary will be shut down for at least two weeks and is questionable for the season opener. With Nate Livings and Mackenzy Bernadeau also recovering from injuries, David Arkin is expected to see playing time with the first-team offense.

Cowboys LG Ronald Leary will have his knee scoped and is "iffy for the season opener."

Leary was expected to open the season as the Cowboys' starting left guard, ahead of Nate Livings, but he has a chronic knee issue that needs to be cleaned up. The Cowboys can't catch a break on the interior line. Livings recently underwent a knee scope of his own, and RG Mackenzy Bernadeau is recovering from multiple injuries and offseason surgery. Phil Costa is the next man up.

Cowboys LG Ronald Leary is undergoing an MRI on his left knee.

Per ESPN Dallas, Leary has a chronic knee condition where "a piece of cartilage, along with a thin layer of the bone beneath it, comes loose from the end of a bone." Despite the painful-sounding description, coach Jason Garrett doesn't believe it's a "serious thing." The Cowboys can ill afford any more issues along their already woeful interior line. Leary recently replaced Mackenzy Bernadeau in the starting lineup.

The Cowboys are expected to start Ronald Leary at right guard this season.

They're moving on from oft-injured and ineffective Mackenzy Bernadeau. Leary played every single snap in Dallas' preseason opener, and the coaching staff wants to keep rookie Travis Frederick at center. Phil Costa now appears the favorite to start at left guard. The tackles are Tyron Smith and Doug Free.