The Dallas Cowboys' late-season struggles continue, extending the team's losing streak to three games after watching their NFL playoff hopes vanish earlier in the weekend.
With the playoffs out of reach, the Dallas Cowboys were playing for pride on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. That didn't prove to be enough motivation as they were defeated 34-17 in their final game at AT&T Stadium this season.
From a postseason perspective, the Dallas Cowboys saw any hopes of a miracle come to an end last night with the Philadelphia Eagles winning the NFC East.
The Dallas Cowboys dropped their final home game of the season as the Los Angeles Chargers won 34-17. Dallas, which was eliminated from the postseason when the Philadelphia Eagles won on Saturday night, started strong with a touchdown on the opening drive.
Let's face it, the Dallas Cowboys haven't had a season worth remembering in 2025. The franchise has played itself out of postseason contention over the last few weeks, meaning the final three games are meaningless in the grand scheme of the playoff picture.
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.
When Matt Eberflus was announced as the new defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys this offseason, there was plenty of excitement. While he struggled as a head coach with the Chicago Bears, he was always seen as an elite defensive mind.
The Dallas Cowboys returned to the field on Sunday afternoon for the team's home finale against the Los Angeles Chargers. Dallas struck first with a touchdown from rising wide receiver Ryan Flournoy, but his day may have come to an early end after suffering an injury in the second quarter.
The Dallas Cowboys have already been eliminated from the NFC playoffs, but that won’t stop them from playing hard down the stretch. Dallas is going all out against Los Angeles in Week 16 and their offense still looks dangerous.
The Dallas Cowboys are looking for something to build on as they face off with the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16. It's their home finale and the first game they're playing after being officially eliminated from the playoffs.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys returned to the field on Sunday afternoon for the team's final home game of the season, hosting the Los Angeles Chargers at AT&T Stadium.
The Dallas Cowboys went into their Week 16 game against the Los Angeles Chargers with a makeshift offensive line. With starting left tackle Tyler Guyton out with an ankle injury, the Cowboys moved Tyler Smith from guard to tackle.
This season, the secondary has been a major problem for the Dallas Cowboys as they've struggled in coverage and have generated very few turnovers. As if their poor performance wasn't painful enough, the Cowboys have seen a former draft pick of theirs, Nahshon Wright, become a turnover machine.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the final stretch of the regular season officially eliminated from NFL playoff contention, and will be making some lineup changes due to injury.
The 6-7-1 Dallas Cowboys were eliminated from the playoffs yesterday after the Eagles won their outing against the Commanders. But the odds still favor Jerry Jones’ team to win today and spoil the 10-4 LA Chargers’ party.
The Dallas Cowboys return to the field at AT&T Stadium for the final time this season, in the team's home finale against the Los Angeles Chargers. Ahead of Sunday's afternoon kickoff, the official list of inactives were released.
The Dallas Cowboys will play at AT&T Stadium for the last time as they host the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16. It will be worth paying attention to the emotion in this one, with the Cowboys officially being eliminated from the postseason when the Philadelphia Eagles clinched the NFC East on Saturday night.
Ahead of the Dallas Cowboys' last game at home this season, the team announced its gameday inactives 90 minutes before kickoff. With the Cowboys' mathematically eliminated from the NFL playoffs, they intend to play starters with the intention to win.
The Dallas Cowboys were officially eliminated from the NFL Playoffs on Saturday evening, with the Philadelphia Eagles' win over the Washington Commanders.
Last night, the Dallas Cowboys were officially eliminated from playoff contention after the Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the Washington Commanders. While that was an inevitable end to their chances, this season isn’t over, especially for George Pickens.
The Dallas Cowboys enter Week 16 looking for a victory against Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers. Unfortunately, the Eagles’ victory over the Washington Commanders has officially eliminated the Cowboys from playoff contention.
The Dallas Cowboys will play their final regular season home game this afternoon. They close the year out on the road in Washington D.C. and in New York against NFC East rivals.
The Dallas Cowboys are confronting uncomfortable truths as another disappointing season nears its end, and the spotlight has shifted squarely onto the defense.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens addressed growing criticism surrounding his effort and focus, offering a blunt perspective on how outside narratives are built.
The Cowboys are expected to activate cornerback Trevon Diggs from injured reserve on Sunday, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The move will clear the path for Diggs to return from a two-month absence caused by a lingering knee injury and a concussion.