With blowout losses in back to back weeks, the Dallas Cowboys and their coaching staff have show a true lack of character.
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In a much-anticipated matchup against the first-place division rival Philadelphia Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys offense will have to show up in a big way.
The Dallas Cowboys up and down season continued over the weekend with an embarrassing loss to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 10.
With running back Ezekiel Elliott gone for the foreseeable future due to suspension, will a lead back emerge during his absence?
After their dominating win against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Dallas Cowboys must stay grounded to remain on the right path.
Pass rusher David Irving has gone from a college afterthought to potential NFL stardom with the Dallas Cowboys in less than three years.
With the ruling against Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott, the NFL has set a dangerous precedent which could have major consequences.
Recent history suggests to not expect much from Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant this Sunday against the Washington Redskins.
Even with their win on Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys cannot let the blowout victory over the winless San Francisco 49ers cloud their sense of reality.
In order for the Dallas Cowboys offense to reach its full potential, they need wide receiver Dez Bryant to return to dominance.
With the bye week coming and going, the Dallas Cowboys have managed to both stay in the headlines and get worse on the field at the same time.
Week 5 against the Green Bay Packers is the latest example of the Dallas Cowboys creating ways to lose games as they continue to be their own worst enemy.
The Dallas Cowboys inability to find playmakers on the defensive side of the ball has been their Achilles' heel for quite some time.
With big paydays already being handed out to their offensive line, how will the Dallas Cowboys juggle their money when both Dak and Zeke re-up?