End Of The Road: Cowboys Beat Redskins 47-16 But Fail To Make Playoffs After Eagles Win
A disappointing season for the Dallas Cowboys has come to an end.
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A disappointing season for the Dallas Cowboys has come to an end.
The Dallas Cowboys no longer control their own destiny as they hold on to their last bit of hope in making the playoffs.
Dak Prescott carved up the Washington Redskins' defense with his arm and his legs, completing 26 of 30 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for 69 yards in a 31-21 Dallas Cowboys victory Sunday.
CBS 11 sports anchor Bill Jones breaks down the Dallas Cowboys' matchup with the Washington Redskins in NFL Week 2.
The Cowboys flag was eventually removed, but not before it caught the eye of some of the Redskins players.
The Cowboys chances to make the playoffs seemed slim after starting the season 3-5. Thanksgiving Day was a turning point.
Washington signed Josh Johnson earlier this week after saying there was discussion about Kaepernick, but not enough time to familiarize him with the system.
The Dallas Cowboys served up a Thanksgiving feast to fans on Thursday.
Coach Jay Gruden said Sanchez was the pick to sign over Kellen Clemens, Josh Johnson, T.J. Yates and EJ Manuel because of his experience and success in the NFL.
No matter how you carve it up, the Cowboys will be playing for first place in the NFC East when they host the rival Redskins at AT&T Stadium on Thanksgiving Day.
The "snap infraction" that doomed the Dallas Cowboys to a 20-17 loss at Washington capped a wild Week 7 in the NFL.
Dallas' chance to grab the division lead clanged off the upright on Brett Maher's 52-yard field goal attempt as time expired in their 20-17 loss to the Redskins on Sunday.
In what was a shaky game for the offense that scored 40 points a week ago, Dallas fell to the rival Redskins 20-17.
The Washington Redskins host the Dallas Cowboys in an NFC East matchup for the division lead.
The team held a ceremony at their facility on Tuesday to honor the players who went 3-0 while the league was in a player's strike.
The Ravens have reached an agreement on a one-year deal with quarterback Robert Griffin III, whose once-promising NFL career grinded to a halt two years ago.
The prized quarterback on the free agent market is headed north.
Many teams, including the Jets, Vikings and Broncos, have shown interest in Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins.
Kansas City has agreed to trade quarterback Alex Smith to Washington, a move that spells the end of Kirk Cousins' time with the Redskins and hands the Chiefs' job to Patrick Mahomes.
To the uninitiated, there was every reason to believe that Dez Bryant was sulking and skulking in the Cowboys locker room Thursday night. But why? "The little boy," Bryant said.
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.
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The Dallas Cowboys will once again be without their star linebacker when they take on the Washington Redskins on Thursday night.
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.
