Dez Bryant Says Cowboys Scheme, Knee Injury, Partly To Blame For Down Year
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant vented to media members about the Cowboys frustrating season Wednesday.
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Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant vented to media members about the Cowboys frustrating season Wednesday.
The Seahawks won a playoff elimination game against Dallas, beating the Cowboys 21-12 on Sunday in Ezekiel Elliott's return from a six-game suspension.
"None of those scenarios mean anything if we don't win," Dak Prescott said. "So we can talk about them all we want, but the most important thing for us to do is win this game and then we'll worry about it."
The Cowboys (8-6) have won three straight games to keep their wild-card hopes alive after losing the first three without Elliott.
Ezekiel Elliott will return from suspension to a Dallas Cowboys team still in the playoff hunt thanks to a first down gained by the width of an index card and a fumble just shy of the end zone.
The Dallas Cowboys won a wild one on Sunday night in Oakland 20-17 to keep their playoff hopes alive for another week.
Now that Ezekiel Elliott is near the end of a six-game suspension over domestic violence allegations, Dak Prescott doesn't mind acknowledging that things changed for the Dallas Cowboys.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott says he won't change his style of play despite Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz getting injured as a runner.
Carson Wentz tore his left ACL on a play that the Philadelphia Eagles wish they could undo, as the season-ending injury might very well change the entire chase for the Super Bowl. The Dallas Cowboys are paying attention.
While the Cowboys continue to wait for the return of star running back Ezekiel Elliott team owner Jerry Jones believes that quarterback Dak Prescott has become a 'better player' while adjusting to the absence.
While Dallas has improved in two straight wins following three consecutive losses without last year's NFL rushing leader as a rookie, the playoff outlook hasn't changed much.
Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes and the desperate Dallas Cowboys beat New York 30-10 Sunday.
The postseason has essentially started for the Cowboys, with five games to go, thanks to some early struggles and the three-game skid when Ezekiel Elliott started serving his suspension.
Members of the Dallas Cowboys football team are taking a break from the football field to spread some holiday cheer.
One thing the Washington Redskins almost certainly won't have to worry about this year is a must-win game in the season finale to make the playoffs.
The Cowboys (6-6) started quickly thanks to three first-half turnovers and four overall by the Redskins (5-7) and kept it going after halftime with a 21-7 scoring edge after getting outscored 72-6 in the second half of three straight losses without Elliott.
Dallas hosts division rival Washington on Thursday night, with both teams looking to stay on the NFC playoff radar. The Cowboys have been in an offensive slump without Ezekiel Elliott.
At 5-6 and fast fading as a playoff contender, maybe the Dallas Cowboys can't afford to "stay the course.'' Maybe "change'' will light a fire under a group of players — and coaches — who have, in the view of many, under-performed.
Philip Rivers threw for 434 yards and three touchdowns in his first Thanksgiving game in his 14th season and the Los Angeles Chargers beat the fading Dallas Cowboys 28-6 on Thursday.
The six-time Pro Bowl quarterback is also pretty fired up about how important Thursday's visit to the Dallas Cowboys is for his Los Angeles Chargers.
Dak Prescott points to a poor throw here or a bad decision there while trying to explain possibly his worst game as a pro in a season quickly going south for the Dallas Cowboys.
The Philadelphia Eagles offense came to life in the second half as they went on to throttle the Dallas Cowboys 37-9 on Sunday night.
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Dak Prescott hasn't quite found the formula that carried the Cowboys last season, when he and Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz were fellow NFL rookies.
A day after the Cowboys blowout loss to the Atlanta Falcons, some of the players were out in the community giving back.
