There hasn't been any lack of drama in Dallas with the Cowboys battling for a playoff spot, among other things. The franchise has been without one of its highest-paid players for nearly two months.
The 16th week of the 2025 NFL season kicks off tonight in Seattle. The Dallas Cowboys will be watching closely on Saturday to see if they remain alive for a playoff spot.
For the first time since immediately after he came under fire for his play in the Cowboys' Week 14 loss to the Detroit Lions, Pickens met with media members on Wednesday.
The Dallas Cowboys are well aware of the task they are facing with three regular-season games remaining. The Cowboys must win all three and have the NFC East-leading Philadelphia Eagles lose all three of theirs or Dallas will miss the playoffs for the second straight season.
The Cowboys are dangerously close to being eliminated from the playoffs, but they haven’t stopped fighting yet. With three weeks left in the season, now’s the time to open 21-day practice windows for players hoping to make a return from injured lists this year.
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The Dallas Cowboys (6-7-1) will face the Los Angeles Chargers (10-6) in Week 16 in a challenging matchup. Unfortunately for the Cowboys, their chances of winning aren’t great, as they’re dealing with a slew of injuries across their roster.
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Commanders QB Jayden Daniels has had a difficult time with injuries this season and will miss the rest of the year after suffering a dislocated elbow. Daniels admits he’s been frustrated with how things have gone. “It’s super tough,” Daniels said, via WUSA.
The Dallas Cowboys are making multiple transactions on Wednesday leading up to Week 16 on the injury front. With only three weeks remaining in the 2025 regular season, the Cowboys announced they're opening three players' practice windows ahead of the team's matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Dallas Cowboys are not mathematically eliminated from the playoffs but their season is essentially over after an embarrassing home loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a less than ideal season under head coach Brian Schottenheimer. Dak Presott and his teammates and heading into Week 16 having lost two straight games.
Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs was a surprise inactive for Sunday’s game against the Vikings, sparking questions about his future in Dallas. Diggs, 27, has not played since Week 6 due to a concussion and a knee injury, though it was not the knee that required surgery in 2023 and 2024.
The Dallas Cowboys are designating DE Payton Turner, seventh-round RB Phil Mafah and CB Josh Butler to return from injured reserve, per Todd Archer. That
The Dallas Cowboys are in a weird spot. Their playoff hopes are expected to be crushed from 1% to 0% before they even take the field next Sunday. However, it's a team that is—and should be—interested in winning.
Although Dallas leads the NFL in total offense and ranks fifth in scoring, the team is all but guaranteed to miss the playoffs. After dropping to 6-7-1 with a loss to the Vikings in Week 15, the Cowboys’ chances of earning a postseason bid are under 1%, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index.
After the Monday night loss to the Arizona Cardinals, the Dallas Cowboys were sitting at 3-5-1 for the season and heading into their bye week. The next day, they traded for defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and linebacker Logan Wilson.
Jerry Jones is no longer hiding his frustration with a Dallas Cowboys defense that has unraveled down the stretch. After another opponent’s quarterback delivered a breakout performance, Jones made clear that the coming weeks will play a major role in determining whether defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus keeps his job.
It feels like every single week the situation with Trevon Diggs gets more weird. Diggs said he expected to play against the Minnesota Vikings after a two-month absence from a concussion and a stint on injured reserve with a right knee injury.