The NFL regular season is winding down, so the NFL Draft community has been rolling out mock drafts at a rapid rate. While the Dallas Cowboys' playoff hopes remain alive, one slip-up over the final four weeks could put the team in full draft mode.
The Dallas Cowboys return to action in Week 15 for a high-stakes game against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football. Dallas is no stranger to primetime, especially when the team's NFL playoff hopes are on the line.
The Dallas Cowboys' hopes for the postseason were renewed when the Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Los Angeles Chargers in overtime on Monday Night Football.
The Dallas Cowboys enter the final month of the regular season with a virtual must-win situation every week. Dallas can ill-afford to drop any of its four remaining games in order to keep the team's slim NFL playoff hopes alive.
When the Dallas Cowboys fell to the Detroit Lions in Week 14, NFL analysts and pundits jumped on the opportunity to criticize the team and its players, which entered December on a three-game winning streak.
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 have some tough decisions to make moving forward. While Dallas remains in the hunt for an NFL playoff berth, there is also an eye on the future of the roster.
The Dallas Cowboys have their playoff lives on the line headed into Week 15 after a primetime loss to the Detroit Lions. Fortunately for Dallas, the Philadelphia Eagles are keeping their heated rivals alive in the NFC East race following a third straight loss Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones does not sound at all concerned by the recent controversy centered on star wide receiver George Pickens. Pickens made headlines last week when he openly clashed with player-turned-analyst Richard Sherman.
KaVontae Turpin went from an unknown spring league signing to a Pro Bowl returner for the Dallas Cowboys. His ascension to stardom culminated in a three-year, $18 million extension signed this offseason.
It's that time of year again, with NFL Draft season on everyone's minds. While the Dallas Cowboys remain in the NFL playoff mix, it's time to take a quick break from all of the scenarios to see some potential fits for the team moving forward.
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 need to worry about winning out before even fantasizing about a playoff berth come January. But there's no denying—even after a painful loss to the Detroit Lions—that the Philadelphia Eagles are failing to slam the door shut on the NFC East.
If last week’s loss told us anything other than the Dallas Cowboys defense is still not good, it is that Dallas has another wide receiver outside CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens that they should trust.
During a Tuesday appearance on Dallas sports radio station 105.3 The Fan, Jones was asked if he had changed his opinion regarding what Pickens did and/or didn't do versus the Lions.
The Philadelphia Eagles are leaving the door ajar in the NFC East, and it's up to the Dallas Cowboys to capitalize on it. Whether or not the Eagles do their part, the Cowboys need to worry about winning out.
I’m not someone who believes in curses, ghosts, witchcraft, or supernatural forces deciding football games. After watching the Dallas Cowboys for the last 30 years, the highs, the heartbreaks, the collapses that always seem to arrive right on schedule.
Repeat after me: The Dallas Cowboys are likely missing the playoffs. With that important disclaimer out of the way—I worry about your mental health and have no intention of giving you any false hope—the Cowboys' playoff probability was significantly impacted by Monday's showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Chargers.
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys couldn't secure their fourth-straight win, dropping to 6-6-1 on the 2025 NFL season after a 44-30 loss to the Detroit
When the Cowboys dropped to 6-6-1 after the Thursday night loss to Detroit, I felt what a lot of us felt, that punch in the gut that told us the playoff hunt may be over.