This off-season, the Dallas Cowboys should realize that running back Ezekiel Elliott is a huge piece of a winning puzzle, but he shouldn't be 36% of it.
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Being America's Team means the Dallas Cowboys feel at home on the road. Now, with two possible home playoff games, the road to SB LIII couldn't be easier.
In today's NFL, it's difficult to beat a team twice in one season. That's just one statistic working in favor of the Dallas Cowboys this Saturday.
Since the Dallas Cowboys didn't earn a bye week with the best record in the NFC, resting players after clinching the NFC East is the next best option.
Hopefully, the loss to the Colts was truly wake-up call, because the Dallas Cowboys won't be able to sleepwalk through the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Colts have defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, who has intimate knowledge about the Dallas Cowboys. Does this give them an edge?
The Dallas Cowboys are on a 4-game winning streak against top-tier opponents. The Philadelphia Eagles recently won back to back games. Pass the Cheez Whiz.
The Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of a three-game winning streak. What else does offensive coordinator Scott Linehan have up his sleeves?
Redskins QB Colt McCoy has had 23 pass attempts in 4 years. Limited snaps means there isn't much film available for the Dallas Cowboys defense to study.
Even when injured, Sean Lee is still contributing to the Dallas Cowboys. Owner Jerry Jones needs to help Lee smoothly transition from player to coach.
All stats indicate Dak Prescott is on the verge of greatness. This season proves the young Dallas Cowboys quarterback has nowhere to go but up.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett's World Series baseball trip should be viewed as a sign of his comfort and confidence in the team.
The Dallas Cowboys passing offense is abysmal. Trading for Amari Cooper will prove if quarterback Dak Prescott is a quality craftsman with bad tools.
Alex Smith fooled the Washington Redskins that he was good enough. Might Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott be performing the same illusion?
Jerry Jones should realize the Dallas Cowboys can never have an elite receiver with underwhelming quarterback play from Dak Prescott.
Asking Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott to get 200+ yards each week isn't a winning formula for long-term success or Super Bowl trophies.
Dallas Cowboys fans are realizing Dak Prescott is a below average quarterback. Here's why things may not to end well for the former fourth rounder.
In a contract year, Dallas Cowboys need to see quarterback Dak Prescott set his feet, trust his protection and perform at his best on a weekly basis.
When Dallas Cowboys Dak Prescott sets his feet, he delivers accurate passes. Unfortunately, his mechanics often disappear when he's under pressure.
The Dallas Cowboys offense is a Ford 500 GT race car, but it's obvious that quarterback Dak Prescott is the wrong driver to unleash its potential.