Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

As Dak Prescott was carted off from Sunday’s game with a compound fracture and ankle dislocation, his Cowboys teammates were left in disbelief.

Neither Jason Garrett, as offensive coordinator of the Giants, nor his Cowboys replacement, Mike McCarthy, have found success early this NFL season.

Dak Prescott has more passing yards through the first four games of the season than any player in NFL history, but his Cowboys are just 1-3.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on Friday shared his concern for the president but said the “hardest worker” Donald Trump could govern through COVID-19.

The Cowboys had to try something unconventional on special teams to keep hope alive for a comeback. Then they unleashed the “Watermelon Kick.”

Mike McCarthy faced widespread questioning after a failed fourth-down attempt proved costly in the Cowboys’ close loss to the Rams.

With new coach Mike McCarthy retaining offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, the Dallas Cowboys are expecting big things from their attack.

Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones says he understands the increasing value QB Dak Prescott has commanded as time stretched on.