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EAST RUTHORFORD, N.J. – Sunday marked a surreal milestone for the Cowboys in a league where parity is king. Read
As they changed out of their uniforms following Sunday’s 10-7 loss to the Giants, the Cowboys reflected on a defeat for the first time in exactly 90 days. The last time this team had to reflect on a setback came all the way back on Sept. 11 – the first day of the regular season. Read
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – In any of the Cowboys’ first 12 games, allowing 10 points would have been enough to win. Read
Only once in the Cowboys’ first 12 games did they force more turnovers (four) than Sunday night’s total against the New York Giants (three). Read
Yet, an outstanding performance by their defense got overshadowed by their offense’s uncharacteristic struggles in a 10-7 loss that snapped an 11-game win streak. Read
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – It’s a scenario that has long been discussed around this Cowboys team, and it finally played out on Sunday night. Read
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Dez Bryant entered MetLife Stadium in the middle of a terrific four-game stretch, producing four touchdowns and pushing his yards-per-catch average to a career-best 17.1 (sixth in the NFL). Read
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Cowboys had a chance to claim an NFC East title and a first-round bye. Instead, they only got one touchdown and nothing else, which wasn’t enough to beat the Giants and take home any early Christmas presents. Read
On Friday, the staff writers gave their gut feeling for Sunday’s game. Check out the instant reactions from the staff of DallasCowboys.com. Read
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett didn’t provide a lot of information on Lucky Whitehead’s absence, but did clarify the reasoning for him staying home. Read
Los Cowboys dieron fin a su racha de 11 victorias consecutivas tras ser derrotados ante los Giants. Mira algunas de nuestras fotos preferidas del partido ante los New York Giants, marcador final 10-7.
It was cold. It was a little slick after a light pregame snowfall. It was prime time. It was bitter division rivals. All in all, it was perfect for some old-school, smash-mouth football. Read
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Despite missing Friday’s practice with a back injury, DeMarcus Lawrence is active for Sunday’s game against the Giants. Read
The Cowboys released their pregame inactives for their Week 14 tilt against the New York Giants on Sunday evening, and Lawrence’s name was not on the list. That’s big news for a Dallas pass rush that will need to make life difficult on Eli Manning. Read
When the Cowboys take the field Sunday night against the New York Giants, they’ll be without their primary kick returner. Read
FRISCO, Texas – And now for the home stretch. Read
And what a home stretch it is. Read
You know, so much is being made of the Cowboys now playing four consecutive night games on national television, starting with last week’s Thursday night game at Minnesota, this Sunday night’s battle against the New York Football Giants at MetLife Stadium, then next Sunday night’s flexed game at home against Tampa Bay and finally the Monday night game after Christmas against Detroit. Read
FRISCO, Texas – It’s the 109th all-time regular season meeting between the Cowboys and New York Giants, and once again we’re looking at a highly-anticipated December matchup with postseason implications. The Cowboys (11-1) have already clinched a playoff spot and can win the NFC East with a road victory Sunday night, while the Giants (8-4) will look to close the gap in the division race with a potential season sweep of Dallas. Read
Here are my final thoughts on Sunday’s Cowboys-Giants rematch at MetLife Stadium: Read
Last weekend the Cowboys (11-1) became the first team to clinch a spot in the NFL playoffs, but there’s plenty more to play for with four games remaining. Read
The Cowboys can clinch the NFC East championship with a win on Sunday Night Football. Standing in their way is a New York Giants team (8-4) that has won six of their last seven games and handed the Cowboys their only loss of the season back in Week 1. Read
Which team will prevail in the rematch? The DallasCowboys.com staff gives their gut feelings for Sunday’s game: Read
FRISCO, Texas – Terrance Williams received plenty of outside criticism for a late-game miscue in the Cowboys’ Week 1 loss to the New York Giants: staying in bounds following a catch near the sideline as time ran out on the Read
FRISCO, Texas – The most important stretch of the season begins on Sunday night for the Cowboys, but the big picture is always a popular topic in the NFL. Read
With that in mind, it’s understandable that team owner/general manager Jerry Jones fielded some questions about the future on Friday during an interview with 105.3 FM The Fan. Read
Gran rivalidad entre Vaqueros (11-1) y Gigantes (8-4) de nuevo cobra vida en los pantanos de New Jersey. Read
Parece que fue hace tiempo cuanto los Gigantes de nueva cuenta le hicieron el mal a estos Vaqueros edición 2016 al abrir la temporada regular en el AT&T Stadium con una victoria 20-19 ante el universo de la NFL. Como han cambiado las cosas, tomando en cuenta que dos novatos de pronto llegan a esta jornada cargando una racha de once victorias consecutivas y a punto de asegurar el campeonato de la División Este de la NFC. Read
FRISCO, Texas – A look at what I think are the two biggest keys to the Cowboys’ anticipated matchup with the Giants on Sunday night. Read
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This game will come down to the Cowboys’ ability to score in the red zone. In the previous meeting the Giants held this offense in check while in that portion of the field. Read
PATRICK HAGERMAN
VACAVILLE, CA
With success coming this year, should we as fans be worried at all about Scott Linehan getting a head coach opportunity? If he were to leave, do you think they would promote in house? Or look for a veteran offensive coordinator? (Norv Turner return?) Read
FRISCO, Texas – It’s surreal to think back to Sept. 15, when reporters noticed that the scoreboard read “20-19” as the Cowboys went through their Thursday practice. Read
It wasn’t a mystery. The Cowboys lost by that score to the New York Giants during Week 1, as they ran out of time during a last-gasp drive to win the game. Read
From then until now, Cowboys coach Jason Garret and offensive coordinator Scott Linehan acknowledged at the time the need to focus on situational football. Read
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