Anthony Brown Suffers Hamstring Injury vs. Cardinals in Hall of Fame Game

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Anthony Brown suffered a hamstring injury in Thursday's Hall of Fame Game against the Arizona Cardinals.

Drew Davison of the Star-Telegram reported the news.

Brown went down in the first quarter during the Cardinals' second offensive series.

Heading into his second NFL season, Brown made a surprise impact as a rookie. He recorded 55 tackles and one interception, starting nine games.

"Big things," Brown said of what he expects in 2017, per Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News. "They like to say we're the no-name defense, but I think we got playmakers around the field just like everybody else. We're just not getting the credit we deserve. I feel like it will come to light this year and you'll see."

Brown is the second Cowboys cornerback to go down with a hamstring injury this preseason. Jourdan Lewis, a third-round pick out of Michigan, sat out Thursday night after injuring his hamstring in practice.

There is no word on the severity of Brown's injury at this time.