Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys begin their rebuild with the 2025 NFL season in mind and have released a standout player who was important to head coach Mike McCarthy. As if the Dallas Cowboys‘ season wasn’t troubling enough,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones offered a vote of confidence to head coach Mike McCarthy after his team's record fell to 7-9 with a blowout Week 17 loss

The Dallas Cowboys waived running back Ezekiel Elliott, and an NFL insider explained why they made the move. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Cowboys wanted to provide Elliott a chance to sign with a team that is heading to the playoffs.

The Dallas Cowboys released Running Back Ezekiel Elliott before Week 18. Dallas, in a show of respect to Elliott, released the running back so he could pursue opportunities to sign with a playoff team.

Interestingly, the Dallas Cowboys have lost only two games since festivities began and leftovers percolated refrigerators across the country. The Cowboys lost to the Cincinnati Bengals a few weeks back and recently to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Dallas Cowboys were the embarrassment of the NFC East on Sunday, getting dismantled 41-7 by the Philadelphia Eagles. In contrast, the Washington Commanders secured a rare win against a playoff-contending team,

The Eagles clinched the NFC East Division title with a dominant win over the Dallas Cowboys in South Philadelphia Sunday afternoon.

The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Dallas Cowboys 41-7 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Sunday. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley reached over 2,000 yards rushing for the season. The Eagles stand at 13-3;

Seemingly all the good vibes the Cowboys had been feeling the past month-and-change were vanquished in Philadelphia, thanks to a 41-7 drubbing. There aren’t many good grades to hand out after this one,