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The Cowboys clinched the NFC East title and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs in the middle of the week, but they have no plans on losing their edge with two games left in the regular season. Read
Next up Monday is a Detroit Lions team (9-5) that’s leading the NFC North and looking to clinch a playoff spot. Can the Cowboys (12-2) keep their momentum going on Monday Night Football? The DallasCowboys.com staff gives their gut feelings for the Week 16 matchup at AT&T Stadium: Read
FRISCO, Texas – With an altered schedule due to Monday night football, the final notebook of the week falls on Christmas Eve. Read
Hopefully this finds you enjoying the holidays with some loved ones. The Eagles already kicked the holiday weekend off in style by handing the Cowboys the NFC East and homefield advantage in the playoffs. Read
Por quinta ocasión consecutiva en horario estelar unos asegurados Vaqueros (12-2) reciben a los Leones (9-5) que tienen su crucigrama por resolver hacia la gran fiesta de la NFL. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Five Cowboys players made Pro Bowl earlier this week, but perhaps the most discussion centered on linebacker Sean Lee’s exclusion from the NFC roster. Read
All was quiet in the streets of downtown Fort Worth. Read
It was the Monday morning before Thanksgiving and unseasonably warm after a frigid weekend that was highlighted by the Dallas Cowboys improving to 9-1 after a 27-17 win over the Baltimore Ravens at AT&T Stadium. Read
That's when the Dallas Cowboys Rhythm & Blue Drumline livened things up and began to play on the upstairs patio of Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse. Read
FRISCO, Texas – The Cowboys held a short team meeting Friday morning, hours after the New York Giants’ loss to the Philadelphia Eagles clinched Dallas’ first NFC East championship since 2014 and home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs for the first time since 2007. Read
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett congratulated his team for their accomplishment. Then they got focused on Friday’s practice leading into Monday night’s home game against the Detroit Lions. Read
The players didn’t pick up their division title hats and t-shirts until the work day ended. Read
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are arguably the most recognized cheerleaders in the world. Made up of an elite group of talented dancers, the DCC are internatinoally acclaimed and perform not only at Dallas Cowboys home games, but at events across the country and the world. Read
WFAA's Dale Hansen sat down with Kelli Finglass, director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, to talk about her life and career. In this in-depth interview, Kelli talks about her Texas roots, her own days as a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, and everything in between. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Merry Christmas, Dallas Cowboys. Read
Twelve is enough. Read
Enough victories to win the NFC East for the second time in three years. Read
Enough to earn a first-round bye. Read
Enough to become the top seed in the NFC and snatch the accompanying home-field advantage throughout the conference playoffs, along with home-state advantage if they can manage to reach Super Bowl LI, to be played just a drive down I-45 in Houston. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Ask Sean Lee about his commitment to giving back, and he’ll tell you about his wedding, interestingly enough. Read
FRISCO, Texas – The last time the Detroit Lions came to AT&T Stadium the Cowboys left with a wild-card playoff victory. But the 24-20 win didn’t come without a little controversy. Read
FRISCO, Texas – When the Detroit Lions come to AT&T Stadium on Monday night to take on the Cowboys it won’t be the first big game Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has played in Dallas-Fort Worth. Read
The Dallas native was a top high school prospect while playing for Highland Park, where he led the Scots to their first state Championship in 55 years as a senior in 2005. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Still in his first season as an NFL player, Ezekiel Elliott has already rushed for over 1,500 yards, been selected to the Pro Bowl, is a leading candidate in the league MVP race, has clinched a division Read
The Dallas Cowboys didn’t play a down of football on Thursday but were still able to clinch the NFC East division championship, secure a first-round playoff bye and have homefield advantage throughout the NFC playoffs. With the Philadelphia Eagles upsetting the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football, the postseason seeding was immediately decided for the Cowboys even with two games left in the regular season. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Here’s a look at what I think are the two biggest factors in determining a winner Monday night when Dallas and Detroit face off: Read
Dallas Cowboys Win If: Read
FRISCO, Texas – Fourteen games into his Pro Bowl rookie season, Elliott is within realistic reach of Eric Dickerson’s 33-year-old rookie rushing record. Read
He already has more rushing yards (1,551) than any NFL player gained last season and would need 258 yards in the Cowboys’ final two regular-season games to break the record (1,808). Read
Naturally, the question arose again Thursday: does Elliott think about making history? Read
BRIAN SELWIN
HICKSVILLE, NY
With the Cowboys clinching home field I do understand the importance of playing your starters to keep momentum going through the playoffs. That being said which players do you see getting some time off to recover from some nagging injuries or just to give them fresh legs once the playoffs start? Read
(Nota: El contenido original fue escrito por David Helman, escritor para DallasCowboys.com, y traducido al español para SomosCowboys.com) Read
El camino a Houston pasa oficialmente por Dallas. Read
Esa es la manera más sencilla de expresar el disgusto divisional del jueves por la noche, que vio a los Philadelphia Eagles derrotar a los New York Giants, 24-19. Read
Ahora, eso podría no sonar como noticias importantes en la superficie de los Dallas Cowboys - pero en realidad eso significaba todo. Read
The road to Houston officially goes through Dallas. Read
That’s the simplest way to phrase Thursday night’s divisional upset, which saw the Philadelphia Eagles down the New York Giants, 24-19. Read
Now, that might not sound like major news to the Dallas Cowboys on the surface – but it actually meant everything. Read
The result means that, without having to play a snap of their Monday night game against Detroit, the Cowboys have won the NFC East. The good news doesn’t stop there, though. Read
FRISCO, Texas - Ezekiel Elliott wasn’t fined for jumping into the Cowboys’ giant Salvation Army kettle last Sunday after running in a second quarter touchdown against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Dak Prescott was about a minute into his weekly visit with the local media when a visitor popped up behind him. Read
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