The Dallas Cowboys moved to 6-5-1 with a 31-28 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day. Patrick Mahomes threw four touchdowns for the Chiefs and Dak Prescott threw for 320 yards with a pair of scores as both quarterbacks played well in the game.
How many of the 46 quarterbacks in NFL history to throw both three touchdowns and three interceptions in multiple games in the Super Bowl Era can you name in six minutes?
The NFL on Thanksgiving has become one of the great American traditions, dating back to 1920. These are some of the most memorable moments and performances from the Turkey Day games.
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On Thanksgiving Day at AT&T Stadium, the Week 13 game resulted in a 31-28 win for the Dallas Cowboys against the reigning AFC Champions, the Kansas City Chiefs.
In case you blinked, the Dallas Cowboys are on a three-game winning streak to end November and have beaten both of last season's Super Bowl participants in the span of five days.
After adding Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson at the NFL trade deadline, the Dallas Cowboys' defense has been vastly improved. While these additions have helped, the Cowboys have also benefited from players returning from injury.
The Dallas Cowboys delivered a Thanksgiving classic in Week 13, edging the Kansas City Chiefs 31–28 and pushing their streak into another loud chapter under the stadium lights.
Jerry Jones has made a number of outrageous statements about his decision to trade star pass-rusher Micah Parsons prior to the season, but the Dallas Cowboys owner has officially outdone himself.
Dallas Cowboys star defensive back Trevon Diggs had an unbelievable start to his NFL career when he first joined the team. He was taken in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft by Dallas.
The Dallas Cowboys made a pair of blockbuster trades this season, sending Micah Parsons to the Packers before the start of the season, while Jerry Jones swung a deal to land Quinnen Williams from the Jets ahead of the trade deadline.
Before you crown the Dallas Cowboys the darlings of the NFC, let’s take a deep breath. Yes, they just pulled off a Thanksgiving miracle, toppling the Kansas City Chiefs in a 31-28 nail-biter.
It has been a great week in Arlington, Texas, as the Dallas Cowboys have won back-to-back games against the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.
As we sit here on Black Friday, the Dallas Cowboys did something that no other team has done since 2016, but before we get into that, I don’t think many thought that things would be shaping up this way after what we have seen for most of the year.
After a convincing Thanksgiving Day win, the Dallas Cowboys see their schedule melt into creampuff land. The Cowboys are the team nobody wants to play, and they can make some noise in the NFC playoffs.
The Dallas Cowboys' three-win streak is creating all kinds of reactions on holiday weekend. Former Washington head coach Jay Gruden called them the best team in football.
The Dallas Cowboys pulled off another unexpected upset on Thanksgiving Day to extend the team's winning streak to three games, capping off a red-hot November with a big win over the reigning AFC Champion Kansas City Chiefs at home.
If there is one thing to be thankful for on Thanksgiving Day, it is the sheer existence of Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson. Ferguson helped the Cowboys stave off the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-28, at AT&T Stadium on Thursday to notch their third straight win and improve to 6-5-1.
With both teams fighting for the playoff lives, the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs put on a classic performance on Thanksgiving Day. Dak Prescott hit a late 51-yard bomb to CeeDee Lamb, setting up a Brandon Aubrey field goal that proved to be the game-winner as the Cowboys prevailed 31-21.
The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-28, in what may have been the most watched regular-season game in NFL history. Here's our rapid reaction to a Thanksgiving classic.