For the first time all season the Dallas Cowboys are finally set to unveil their full preferred starting lineups together in Washington.
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After a quick start and growing excitement among fans, the Dallas Cowboys defense is key to securing a meaningful home win over the New York Giants.
With final cuts taking place, the Dallas Cowboys game week roster is taking shape. Three roster issues still remain a concern of the fanbase.
After a career low rushing performance in 2020, the Dallas Cowboys badly need a resurgent Ezekiel Elliott to chase playoff glory in 2021.
Last season the Dallas Cowboys embarrassingly finished 30th in run defense. Targeted offseason additions could quickly revamp it into a top five run unit.
The Dallas Cowboys selecting Micah Parsons at pick No. 12 addressed a roster need at linebacker. The day two will include targeting several quality players.
As many project a corner as the Dallas Cowboys' top draft selection, the team's high value of Rashawn Slater could be greatly underestimated.
The future at quarterback remains in flux for the Dallas Cowboys. Replacing Dak Prescott is not preferred, but Davis Mills is worth a look if necessary.
The Dallas Cowboys have an abundance of defensive needs this offseason, and Alim McNeill fits the under tackle position well.
The 2020 Dallas Cowboys are a shell of a team, which is a direct reflection of the sheer volume of their wasted cap space on gameday.
The Dallas Cowboys should be nowhere near chasing an NFC East title at 2-7. The strange truth is they have the easiest path left in the division.
Recent injuries have temporarily sidelined two promising Dallas Cowboys rookies. Yet the return of two former starters will now add a veteran presence.
The Dallas Cowboys have moved on from three outsider free agent signings on defense and the addition by subtraction may have promise.
The Dallas Cowboys are in desperate need of an agile left tackle due to injuries. Is it time to shift Connor Williams outside?
With multiple season ending injuries all over the starting lineup, the Dallas Cowboys now truly begin their quest to fight out of no man's land.
After four games, the Dallas Cowboys have been disappointing on many levels. None more so than coaches blatantly ignoring football common sense.
The Dallas Cowboys fate this Sunday will directly match their ability to hold the line in the trenches against the Cleveland Browns.
The Dallas Cowboys are now down two corner contributors heading into Seattle. Did those injuries force the best corner mix yet?
Adding injury to insult on Sunday, and now more injury news, the battered Dallas Cowboys' defense continues to take painful hits early on.
The Dallas Cowboys are finally set to take the field in Los Angeles on Sunday night. It's time to grade the matchups and unveil season predictions.