Following a frustrating loss on the road this past Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys are back at home to host the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9. Despite the issues they had against the Denver Broncos, the Cowboys are slight favorites against the Cardinals, who come in with a record of 2-5.
Sunday for the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1) was nothing but deep embarrassment, like waving the white flag, as they suffered a humiliating 44-24 defeat at the hands of the Denver Broncos (6-2) at Mile High, which immediately raised questions about the team’s playoff aspirations.
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The Cowboys now have three losses on the season where their defense has allowed 30 or more points, and they can't afford to keep sacrificing the production of Dak Prescott and the rest of the offense, which is keeping them afloat in the NFC.
The Dallas Cowboys are used to dealing with a 24/7 soap opera, so when All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs was placed into concussion protocol because of a mystery accident at his home, it was business as usual.
The Dallas Cowboys’ season is teetering on the edge of disaster. At 3-4-1, the Cowboys find themselves in a precarious position, sitting 10th in the NFC playoff picture and struggling with one of the league’s worst defenses.
The Dallas Cowboys’ defense has been a major disappointment in their first season under new DC Matt Eberflus. What was once the team’s calling card has quickly turned into its biggest liability.
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Numerous stories had linked the Dallas Cowboys with multiple defensive players even before the club fell to 3-4-1 via a 44-24 blowout loss at the Denver Broncos this past Sunday.
In a season fraught with derision from the get-go, the Dallas Cowboys are having another rollercoaster season. Fans often find themselves peeking through their fingers as they attempt to hide from the grim reality.
Matt Eberflus’ zone defense no longer fits the Cowboys. Here’s why it’s time for a change —and which assistant coach can bring back an aggressive man-defense.
The Dallas Cowboys’ two rookies from Florida had an up and down day in SUnday’s loss at Denver. Trikweze Bridges played in his third game of the season, getting his first NFL start on Sunday.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has been thriving on and off the field, excelling in his professional career while dedicating himself to his family and personal growth.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is making his much-anticipated return to practice following a long recovery from a severe knee injury. The young defender, who tore his ACL, MCL, and PCL late last season, has wasted no time delivering a strong message about his goals and readiness to contribute.
One voice argued for the Dallas Cowboys to shore up their defense, while another said they should trade George Pickens. So it should come as no surprise that the blowout loss to the Broncos left Brian Schottenheimer tossing and turning, according to a post on X by Jon Machota.
Meanwhile, fans reacted to Dak Prescott’s reflection on the frustrating 44-24 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Following the game, NFL insider Barry Gipson shared a clip of the Cowboys quarterback answering the question “What are you guys right now?” by Todd Archer of ESPN.
Even in a 44-24 loss, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens was a bright spot. He caught seven passes in nine targets and led the team with 78 receiving yards.
One of the league’s top talking points ahead of the trade deadline has been the potential for the Cowboys to swing a deal. Any acquisition made for the remainder of the campaign would be aimed at improving the team’s underperforming defense.