The Dallas Cowboys are on the cusp of the offseason. Following Sunday's regular-season finale against the New York Giants, the franchise's entire focus will shift to free agency and the NFL Draft.
The days are ticking down until the Dallas Cowboys take the field for their final game of the 2025-26 regular season. As things stand, the Cowboys have played themselves out of the playoffs in recent weeks.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Logan Wilson went from averaging nearly 30 defensive snaps per game to playing zero on Christmas Day last week. It was a seeming statement from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, and one that created controversy fans, media members, and even within the organization.
While there's currently no indication that Schottenheimer is in danger of losing his job, he has at least one major regret regarding the play of Prescott.
In Week 17, the Dallas Cowboys went into the nation's capital and handed the Washington Commanders a 30-23 defeat. That improved them to 7-8-1, with one game remaining in Week 18 against the New York Giants.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys picked up a win on Christmas Day against the Washington Commanders. That victory means they swept one of their NFC East rivals, and can sweep another in Week 18.
The Dallas Cowboys were eliminated from NFL playoff contention in Week 16, and with just one week to go in the season, it's almost time to officially turn the page to NFL draft season.
The Dallas Cowboys take the field for the final time this season on Sunday afternoon, when they make the trip to MetLife Stadium for an NFC East showdown against the New York Giants.
The Dallas Cowboys seem to be ready to move on from defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus. At the very least, owner Jerry Jones has admitted the veteran coach is under evaluation while consistently showing his frustration with the defense.
The Dallas Cowboys have one game remaining in the 2025-26 campaign, with no chance of reaching the NFL playoffs. However, there is still a lot on the line for the team entering Week 18.
We are now in the final week of our first year with Brian Schottenhimer as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and I think it is fair win or lose this week to give him a rating for this first year as the headman.
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.
An up-and-down season for the Dallas Cowboys is winding down, with just one game remaining on the schedule. While the Cowboys were eliminated from the NFL playoff race two weeks ago, there were still some high moments for the team.
With 2026 about to begin, it means coaching rumors in the NFL world are about to heat up. For the Dallas Cowboys, expect a lot of chatter around the defensive coordinator as Matt Eberflus' seat continues to get hotter each week.
The Dallas Cowboys have been officially eliminated from the NFL playoff race in Week 16, but there is still one game remaining in the season. The Cowboys will cap off a rollercoaster ride of a season in Week 18 when they travel to MetLife Stadium to face the New York Giants.
So we have to at least entertain this question at some point before the end of the year and ask ourselves, do we really think Matt Eberflus will be brought back in 2026?
The Dallas Cowboys got back to winning ways on Christmas Day with a much-needed 30-23 victory over the Washington Commanders. This was Dallas’ first win in its last four games.
Jerry Jones did not mince words when reflecting on a season that fell well short of expectations. One loss in particular stood out to the Dallas Cowboys owner as a turning point he did not see coming.
We recently heard that Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores is on an expiring contract, and that Minnesota wants to re-sign him. While teams with head coach openings are expected to pursue Flores, at least one rival team in need of a new DC could target him as well.
I love watching Dallas Cowboys football, and when I see the ball snap I see it like any other fan. I watched 94 plays get a score and wondered how often they finish a play with points.
Cowboys veteran EDGE Jadeveon Clowney told reporters that he is pretty sure he’ll return for the 2026 season and he would be interested in returning to Dallas. “Oh yeah, if they’re willing to bring me back, but, yeah, I’m pretty sure I’m definitely gonna play,” Clowney said, via DallasCowboys.com.
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.