This week is going to be huge for the Dallas Cowboys, who are coming off a frustrating loss to the New York Giants in Week 1. Now, they're set to host the Washington Commanders in their home-opener and both teams are in desperate need of a win.
The Dallas Cowboys have an issue with communication. We all saw it on Sunday night against the New York Giants, and everyone from owner Jerry Jones, to head coach Brian Schottenheimer, to the players on the team saw it, too.
The Dallas Cowboys suffered a major letdown to kick off the 2026-27 NFL season, falling to the division rival New York Giants after a lackluster effort from the defense and a slow start from the offense.
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The Dallas Cowboys got off to a rough start in the 2026 NFL season, losing to the New York Giants 28-20 in Week 1. Giants QB Jaxson Dart finished with 230 yards and three touchdowns on 23-of-29 passing.
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FRISCO, Texas — Four Dallas Cowboys players and Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday at The Star that the communication problems from the season opener are fixable.
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FRISCO, Texas — P.J. Locke has seen Dallas Cowboys defenders doing extra work between team periods this week. The safety said Wednesday at The Star that it is the response everybody wanted after the 28-20 loss to the New York Giants.
FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys offensive line coaches ask their players what to run every time the unit comes off the field, Cooper Beebe said Wednesday at The Star.
FRISCO, Texas — The miscommunication that hurt the Dallas Cowboys defense in the opener is not a hard fix, Donovan Ezeiruaku said Wednesday at The Star.
FRISCO, Texas — Jake Ferguson expects every opponent to give the Dallas Cowboys its best. The tight end said Wednesday at The Star that facing a second straight new defensive coordinator will not change how Dallas approaches Sunday.
FRISCO, Texas — Quinnen Williams knew the runner was not going to see him coming. The Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle said Wednesday at The Star that he was intentional about punching the ball out on the fumble he forced Sunday night.
FRISCO, Texas — George Pickens expects defenders to grab him. The Dallas Cowboys receiver said Wednesday at The Star that he knows pass interference calls will come his way because defenders do not want to let him catch any ball.
One game into the 2026 season, repairing the Dallas Cowboys' defense appeared to be an ongoing project for first-year coordinator Christian Parker. The Cowboys lost 28-20 to the New York Giants and return home Sunday to face another NFC East rival, the Washington Commanders.
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The Cowboys defense gave up 394 yards of offense and 28 points in the first test of the season, dropping the opener to a seemingly lesser New York Giants team.
What was expected to be a much-improved Dallas Cowboys defense has come under heavy criticism following the club's 28-20 Week 1 loss at the rival New York Giants.
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The New York Giants are 1-0, and John Harbaugh isn't pretending they played like a finished product. His message on Monday was pretty clear: Do that again next week and the result could look much different.
The Cowboys spent the offseason trying to make sure their defense would never look like the 2025 version again. One game into 2026, that plan already has a problem.
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The Dallas defense was smoked in a 28-20 road loss to the 1-0 New York Giants on "Sunday Night Football."
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