Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys took care of business before last weekend formally began, although obviously a lot of people got the party started with the Thanksgiving Day holiday. Hopefully you enjoyed all of your food, the leftovers and the incredible weekend of football with no worry from America’s Team hanging over your head. That truly is

The Cowboys have been playing better football as of late, winning three of their last four games and looking genuinely elite on the defensive side of the ball. However, they haven’t exactly been facing the cream of the crop. On Sunday night, they’ll be playing against the 8-6 Buccaneers, who are in the driver’s seat

5 Bucs to Watch Against the Cowboys - Brianna Dix, Buccaneers.com Two stellar Bucs defenders could leave disrupt Dallas’ gameplan. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will travel to Texas for a Sunday Night Football showdown in Week 16 against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Dec. 22 at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC. The Buccaneers

Are the Dallas Cowboys bad at... being a bad football team? This will be a real point of discussion going into Sunday night as Dallas tries for a second straight upset win against a NFC South opponent. After beating the Carolina Panthers 30-14 as road underdogs in Week 15, the Cowboys will now set their

The Dallas Cowboys won another football game. Yes, it was against the lowly three-win Carolina Panthers, but it still counts. This isn’t good news if you were holding out for a great draft pick, but if you like watching your team win, today was a good day for you. It took a bit, but the

Cowboys defense dominates in 30-14 win over Panthers - Shane Taylor, Inside The Star Dallas is back in the win column. This football game took place just as I thought it would, a gross low scoring sloppy game. Although the Panthers have been playing better, they still have plenty of flaws, and the Cowboys are

Photo Credit: Andrew Ivins, 247Sports Alabama fans probably aren't over getting left out of this year's College Football Playoff. But they might not have to worry about being left out in the future with quarterback prospect Keelon Russell arriving. Russell is a 5-star prospect and the No. 2 overall quarterback in the 2025 recruiting class

DAK PRESCOTT DIDN'T talk about it afterward, because by the time he threw his second interception at the start of the fourth quarter against the Lions, the Cowboys trailed by 31 points. It didn't matter to the box score that the $240 million quarterback faced a second opponent -- the sun -- as he took