The Dallas Cowboys enter Week 15 with the best offense in the NFL this season, but their defense has been a different story. Dallas has had one of the worst defenses in the league, currently sitting at 29th in yards surrendered and 31st in points.
The Dallas Cowboys are still alive, but there is no sugarcoating where things stand. With three weeks left in the regular season, Dallas is hanging on to the edge of the NFC playoff race, needing help and near perfection to keep its season going past January.
The Dallas Cowboys will look to get back into the win column on Sunday night, with the Minnesota Vikings coming to AT&T Stadium for a primetime showdown in Week 15.
Ninety minutes before kickoff, the Dallas Cowboys announced their inactive players for their Week 15 showdown against the Minnesota Vikings. And while there are not many surprises, the Cowboys confirmed one of their best players is ready to go for Sunday Night Football.
The Dallas Cowboys welcome the Minnesota Vikings to AT&T Stadium on Sunday night for a primetime showdown on NBC and Peacock, with the team needing a big win to keep pace with the Philadelphia Eagles and keep their NFL Playoff hopes alive.
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The Dallas Cowboys play on Sunday Night Football, but we already learned a lot about their long-shot road to the playoffs thanks to Week 15's early slate of games.
Jadeveon Clowney has been one of the more consistent defensive ends for the Dallas Cowboys this season. Signed after their Week 2 win over the New York Giants, he's given them someone capable of rushing the passer, but he really excels against the run.
The Dallas Cowboys return to action on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings in primetime, in a crucial game as the team aims to keep its NFL playoff hopes alive.
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It is Week 15 in the NFL, and December football is in full swing both on the field and on fantasy apps on phones across the world. If you are still rummaging through fantasy football rankings today, odds are you managed to lock in a playoff berth in your league.
The Dallas Cowboys return to the field on Sunday night with a crucial showdown against the Minnesota Vikings in primetime. Dallas will see star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb back in the lineup after a concussion led to an early exit last week in the team's loss to the Detroit Lions.
The NFL season is now in mid-December, and Week 15 will determine the playoff fate of many teams. For the Dallas Cowboys, Week 15 results won’t eliminate them from playoff contention, but a loss will almost certainly bring those chances close to 0%.
The Dallas Cowboys will be back on the field under the bright lights for Sunday Night Football against the Minnesota Vikings. It's a crucial game for the team, which sees its NFL playoff hopes on life support, with an outside shot at claiming the NFC East title.
The Dallas Cowboys are set to return to the field on Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings, in a primetime showdown with the team's NFL playoff hopes hanging in the balance.
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Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson is officially questionable with a calf injury, but a recent report gave clarity on whether he’ll actually suit up for Sunday’s must-win contest against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Dallas Cowboys appear poised to get two key contributors back on the field for a key Week 15 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, with recent updates pointing toward both Jake Ferguson and Jadeveon Clowney suiting up Sunday night.
Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys dropped to 6-6-1 on the season with their 44-30 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 14. However, that's not the only hit they took from the game.
George Pickens and the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Detroit Lions 44-30 in Week 14. It snapped a three-game winning streak and dropped the Cowboys to 6-6-1.
During a Friday appearance on Dallas sports radio station 105.3 The Fan, Jones seemed to want to put the potential Pickens controversy to bed for good.
Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb has cleared the concussion protocol on Friday, which means he’ll be able available for the team’s Week 15 game against the Vikings this Sunday.