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With the Dallas Cowboys one game away from finding themselves eliminated from playoff contention, they face a surprisingly good New York Jets team this week. Here is a look at the playoff ready Jets heading into the big game.
The Cowboys (4-9) have their second straight short week to get ready for the New York Jets (8-5), who are in position for an AFC wild-card spot.
At his Monday afternoon press conference, Jason Garrett confirmed that the team was sticking with Matt Cassel as the starting quarterback for this Saturday's matchup against the New York Jets.
If you can occasionally make a 50-yard run, but cannot consistently make a third-and-one run, you cannot run.
The Dallas Cowboys entered the week with a chance for the playoffs, but with the Eagles and Redskins winning, they were unable to keep pace, losing bug to the Green Bay Packers, who ran at will against the Cowboys defense.
A .500 record slipped away from the Dallas Cowboys on a rainy night at Lambeau Field. Their chances in the mediocre NFC East took a hit, too.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined the GBAG Nation this morning for his weekly segment.
Matt Cassel was enjoying his first win as the Dallas starter when the question of getting the ball to Dez Bryant came up. The Cowboys quarterback knew the right answer, and didn't hesitate to give it.
While all eyes are on the Cowboys' final four opponents, there are a lot of news stories including Jason Witten's record-setting game, Dez Bryant's dissatisfaction with the pass catching rules, and questions surrounding the end of the win over the Redskins.
The Dallas Cowboys find themselves still in the playoff hunt, despite eight losses. However, their next opponent is the Green Bay Packers, one of the top teams in the NFC. Here is a look at the Packers heading into this week's game.
'The bottom line is 'Why not?' said Jerry Jones. 'We can go up there (to Green Bay next Sunday) and defense put together a game like that, a little more confidence in our offense, and here we go.'
Jerry Jones joined Shan and RJ this morning after a Cowboys victory over the Washington Redskins last night.
The last place Cowboys on Monday won for the first time this season without quarterback Tony Romo, and now are only one game behind the Redskins, Giants and Eagles who are all 5-7. "We are still in this thing," said receiver Dez Bryant.
Jason Witten of the Cowboys has become the second tight end in NFL history with 1,000 catches, joining Tony Gonzalez. Witten's second catch for Dallas on Monday night against the Redskins allowed him to reach the milestone.
The Dallas Cowboys somehow are still in the playoff race, despite losing eight games this season. That is all thanks to a 19-16 win over the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football. Here is a look at the Cowboys team grades for the game.
