Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

The Cowboys had already clinched the NFC East by kickoff Sunday night, but Dallas didn’t let up against rival Washington.

The Dallas Cowboys claimed their first playoff berth since the 2018 season after the Tennessee Titans defeated the San Francisco 49ers.

Cowboys stars Dak Prescott and DeMarcus Lawrence made a friendly bet with one another with hopes of elevating both the offense and defense.

Roughly 100 NFL players have tested positive for COVID since Monday, but commissioner Roger Goodell doesn’t foresee postponing or rescheduling games.

The Dallas Cowboys’ offensive struggles are multifaceted, as no element of their attack has maintained the early season high caliber of play.

As the Cowboys began a stretch of four division games in five weeks, they embraced a feisty, nearly blown contest against severely injured WFT.

Dallas owner said he would be “shocked” if McCarthy couldn’t confidently guarantee a win.

In his first day back at the Cowboys facility since testing positive for COVID-19 and quarantining, Mike McCarthy wasn’t shy about his expectations.

As the Dallas Cowboys run game has struggled, Ezekiel Elliott refuses to sit out games to recover from a knee injury that occurred back in Week 4.