Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appears to be coming around to reality when it comes to his struggling defense. The Cowboys’ poor defense was under the microscope again following Sunday’s 44-24 loss to the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colo.
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The Dallas Cowboys put up an absolute stinker of a performance in their Week 8 loss to the Denver Broncos this past Sunday. For the entire season, it has been the defense that looks like a junior varsity squad against the rest of the NFL.
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There is no way to sugarcoat things. The Dallas Cowboys' defense is a liability, and if the team wants to have any hope of reaching the postseason, changes must be made.
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The Dallas Cowboys' defense returned to a full-fledged disaster unit in Week 8 against the Denver Broncos, just one week removed from showing fans a small glimmer of hope.
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.
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The Dallas Cowboys got burned for 44 points, but owner Jerry Jones hasn’t given up on that side of the ball. However, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith made an urgent demand to Jones about the tragic defense.
When a franchise legend as passionate as Michael Irvin is disgusted, you know things are bad. Following the Dallas Cowboys’ embarrassing 44-24 defeat at the hands of the Denver Broncos, the Hall of Fame wide receiver did not hold back, publicly blasting the team’s defensive effort in a performance that left fans and former players alike stunned.
Stop me if you have heard this before, the Dallas Cowboys defense has entered the record books for yet the wrong reason. Predictably, the depleted Cowboys gave up 11 plays of at least 10 yards as the Broncos finished with 427 total yards of offense.
The Dallas Cowboys suffered another loss to the Denver Broncos, dropping to 3-4-1 on the season following a promising Week 7 against the Washington Commanders.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys front office is in desperation mode, and the rest of the NFL knows it. As the trade deadline approaches, reports have surfaced that owner Jerry Jones and his team are actively trying to acquire an impact player to salvage a struggling defense.
For the Dallas Cowboys, the 2025 season has been a story of inconsistency, and a major culprit has been a consistent lack of discipline. The team ranks among the most penalized in the NFL, and the issue was glaringly obvious in their recent 44-24 loss to the Denver Broncos.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys’ defense isn’t broken by talent — it’s broken by Matt Eberflus’ soft coverage. Until the system changes, no trade will save this unit.
Once again, the Dallas Cowboys defense was a liability in Week 8. The Denver Broncos won easily, 44-24, with the only defensive stops coming by miscues by Denver.