The Dallas Cowboys slept through 2017 free agency and got a pass after 13 wins. No credit remains after missing the playoffs this year.
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The Dallas Cowboys must win their final two games and receive help to clinch a wildcard. History shows this is more likely than as it seems.
In a season filled with distractions and depleted lineups, the Dallas Cowboys owe fans a win in Oakland to force battle with Seattle.
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Entering must-win territory, the Dallas Cowboys remain without their leaders on both sides of the ball. Will they limp into the knockout punch?
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Dallas Cowboys fans fear Ezekiel Elliott may carry playoff hopes with his suspension. Yet a six game split would clear the wildcard path.
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The Dallas Cowboys were preparing for a manageable stretch without star runner Ezekiel Elliott until another delay extended the soap opera.
With two ugly losses in four games, the Dallas Cowboys have diluted the offense by relying on a star players eat first mentality.
Dallas Cowboys star receiver Dez Bryant costs his team more cap money than the three elite corners who've held him under 60 yards.
With a defense licking their wounds, the Dallas Cowboys will receive a timely gift in facing a weakened Arizona Cardinals' attack.
The Dallas Cowboys offseason largely focused on replacing defensive losses. Questions remain if they've resolved these glaring concerns.
With several promising, young players battling for jobs, the Dallas Cowboys only have two to five spots open on the 53-man roster.
Still a month away from the season opener, it appears the football gods have declared war on the Dallas Cowboys defensive line.
The wait is over. The hay is in the barn. The lights are on. There's only one thing left to say. Dallas Cowboys fans, are you ready for some football?