What was supposed to be a week to rest and regroup turned into an unexpected week of emotions. The Dallas Cowboys started their bye week by adding talent to the defensive side of the ball, but then dealt with tragedy when Marshawn Kneeland passed away.
The Dallas Cowboys fresh off the bye week will look to get back into the win column when they take on the Las Vegas Raiders tomorrow night. With that said, for the first time in a long time, the Dallas Cowboys are looking fresh as they have been in terms of injuries.
The Dallas Cowboys return to the football field tomorrow night in Las Vegas staring at an almost Herculean task. The Cowboys are sitting at 3-5-1 and 11th in the NFC, a full two games out of the last wildcard playoff spot.
NFL draft stock is fluid from the start of the college football season until it concludes. These 20 players have risen up draft boards in 2025 as a result of their strong start to the season.
The Dallas Cowboys may be 3-5-1 and three games back in the NFC Wild Card standings, but that has not dampened the team’s optimism entering the second half of the season.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is not listed on the injury report for Monday night against the Las Vegas Raiders, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported.
The Dallas Cowboys are still focused on the 2025 NFL season despite a 3-5-1 record. In an effort to make a push for the postseason, they swung two trades at the deadline, bringing in Quinnen Williams and Logan Wilson.
The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up to welcome new defensive reinforcements when the team returns to the field on Monday Night Football against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11.
The Dallas Cowboys are starting the second half of the season on Monday night, and with that comes a few new faces that are new to the team and also just new to playing this season in general.
As we continue evaluating what a realistic finish to the Cowboys’ 2025 season looks like, it’s important to acknowledge just how turbulent the journey has already been.
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For the first seven weeks of the NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys' offense was one of the most feared in the NFL. They scored 40 or more points three times, while also putting up 37 in their win over the New York Jets.
The Dallas Cowboys made two roster moves Wednesday as they prepared for Monday night’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The club placed safety Juanyeh Thomas on the reserve/non‑football illness list and signed offensive tackle Marcellus Johnson to the practice squad.
The Dallas Cowboys will be back in action on Monday Night Football as they visit the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 11. At 3-5-1, they need a win to keep their playoff hopes alive, and they enter as favorites over the 2-7 Raiders.
On Monday night, the Dallas Cowboys will see newly acquired defensive tackle Quinnen Williams in action for the first time. Added at the NFL trade deadline in a blockbuster trade with the New York Jets, Williams is known as one of the most disruptive interior players in the game.
When constructing his roster in the offseason, Jerry Jones did not imagine his Dallas Cowboys’ defense would struggle this much, costing them multiple games.
CeeDee Lamb and the Dallas Cowboys haven’t found much consistency during the 2025 NFL season, falling to 3-5-1 after their Week 9 loss to the Kyler Murray–less Arizona Cardinals.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones revealed on Friday that he’s excited for the Cowboys’ defense to improve following this upcoming bye week. With the additions his team made, it’s safe to say Jones is excited for the back-half of the regular season.
If the Dallas Cowboys want to turn their 3-5-1 season around, they're going to need to protect quarterback Dak Prescott. So far, they haven't been doing so well enough.
The Dallas Cowboys (3-5-1) are dealing with the difficult task of preparing for their upcoming "Monday Night Football" game at the Las Vegas Raiders (2-7) as the Cowboys continue to mourn the passing of teammate Marshawn Kneeland.
Unsigned beyond this year, Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens could become one of the most coveted free agents available when the market opens in March.