The Dallas Cowboys are hoping to deliver a Christmas Day bonus to their passionate and loyal fanbase. Though Dallas doesn't have an opportunity to make the playoffs, the Cowboys can finish the season with a pair of NFC East wins.
In late August, Jerry Jones sent a shockwave across the NFL when he traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. In return, the Dallas Cowboys received two first-round picks and defensive lineman Kenny Clark, and Jones said he was looking at the big picture with the move.
The Dallas Cowboys will be taking the field on Christmas Day for an NFC East showdown against the Washington Commanders in the penultimate game of the season.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Another holiday for Dallas Cowboys fans to enjoy their team in action is here. The Cowboys kick off a Christmas Day full of action as they face off with the Washington Commanders.
Christmas Day is here, and for Dallas Cowboys fans, that means they get to watch their favorite team in action. Dallas heads to Landover, Maryland, where they will take on one of their biggest NFC East rivals, the Washington Commanders.
I can't say I'm surprised rookie running back Jaydon Blue is a healthy scratch for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 17. That's been the case most season. But I'm still as confused as I was in Day 1, and underwhelmed.
I know the Cowboys defense has been a roller-coaster in 2025, but the interior defensive line has quietly become one of the most fascinating late-season storylines.
The Dallas Cowboys will provide some early afternoon entertainment for NFL fans on Thursday, as part of the Christmas matinee on Netflix, when they travel to Landover, Maryland, to face off against the division rival Washington Commanders.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
For the second time this year, the Dallas Cowboys will be playing on a holiday as they visit the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day. The NFC East showdown is the start of a double-header on Netflix, and while both teams are out of the playoff race, their heated rivalry offers more than enough excitement.
The Dallas Cowboys will be playing for pride in Week 17, when they make the trip to Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, for a Christmas matinee against the Washington Commanders.
Michael Irvin remains one of the defining figures of the Dallas Cowboys’ dynasty era, building a Hall of Fame career that reshaped the wide receiver position in the 1990s.
If past performance is any indication, the Dallas Cowboys can expect to find a post-game Christmas Day meal of coal waiting for them on the plane ride home tonight.
The Dallas Cowboys return to the field on Christmas Day for a Week 17 showdown in the NFC East against the Washington Commanders. It's the Cowboys' penultimate game of the season.
Earlier this offseason, the Dallas Cowboys moved on from their 2023 first-round pick, defensive tackle Mazi Smith. Based on their latest roster moves, a similar fate could await 2024 first-round pick Tyler Guyton.
It was less than one week ago that the Dallas Cowboys watched their NFL playoff hopes officially come to an end, but here we are, just a few days later, with another high-profile game on the schedule.
Brian Schottenheimer left little room for interpretation when outlining his plan for the Dallas Cowboys after playoff elimination. The first-year head coach made it clear that the team will compete to the finish, regardless of draft position or outside criticism.
Tyler Guyton‘s second NFL season has come to an end. He has been placed on injured reserve, the Cowboys announced on Wednesday. Guyton last played in Week 12 and has been dealing with an ankle injury since.
Dak Prescott is looking to lead the Dallas Cowboys into the offseason with their heads held high after missing the NFL playoffs. The Cowboys have two games left in the season and have been adamant about keeping their foot on the gas to earn a victory before the season ends.
The Dallas Cowboys have started three rookies over the last four straight games, but one rookie who should be starting isn’t. Honestly, there ‘s no reason why he shouldn’t be.
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Many NFL teams are already thinking about next season. With 10 of the 14 playoff spots clinched, most NFL teams must begin preparing for the offseason.