Dallas Cowboys' Christmas Day opponent revealed and it will be one of the biggest games of the season

It should obviously be a great matchup. Dak Prescott and Jayden Daniels battling it out late in the year will probably be massive for both teams as they're expected to be in the mix for a Wild Card playoff berth. 

The Cowboys and Commanders went 1-1 last season even though Prescott missed both matchups. Historically, the veteran quarterback has been dominant vs. NFC East rivals but this time, the Commanders are a much scarier team. 

Dan Quinn has done more with less with his defense and Kliff Kingsbury is play-calling his way back into the head coaching space, drawing serious interest earlier in the offseason before deciding to run it back with Daniels. 

Could the Cowboys become a staple team for Christmas? 

It's unlikely. The NFL has indicated it's not prepared to commit single teams to traditionally play Dec. 25 like the Cowboys and Lions do Thanksgiving. 

"I imagine we’re gonna keep rotating Christmas around, too," said NFL's V.P. of broadcast planning Mike North earlier in the offseason, meaning you can expect different NFL teams to show up every year. 

The Chiefs are playing on Christmas for the second consecutive year, however, so that's something that could change. But I don't believe you'll get Dallas on both holidays every year.