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Micah Parsons criticized Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones for delaying his contract extension, citing lack of communication and ownership's tendency to make negotiations complicated. Parsons, entering the final year of his contract, is seeking a lucrative extension amid a rising market for edge rushers, but negotiations have yet to be finalized despite his strong performance and attendance at minicamp.
The Cincinnati Bengals secured a 27-20 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, aided by a critical mistake from the Cowboys' special teams. Despite a strong performance from Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase, the Bengals' playoff hopes remain slim. The game featured key plays, including a 40-yard touchdown by Chase and a pivotal recovery of a blocked punt by the Bengals, highlighting a rare moment of fortune for the team.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, who has been dealing with back and foot injuries, is expected to play in the Thanksgiving Day game against the New York Giants. Despite the Cowboys' challenging short week, Lamb, who leads the NFL with 77 receptions, aims to improve his performance against the Giants, a team he has historically excelled against.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will undergo surgery for a partial avulsion of the hamstring tendon, sidelining him for the rest of the NFL season. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones confirmed the surgery will take place in New York, with a recovery timeline of about three months, effectively ruling out Prescott's return even if the Cowboys reach the Super Bowl. Prescott, who recently signed a four-year, $240 million contract extension, is expected to return as the starting quarterback next year, while the team faces a challenging season and offseason ahead.
The updated 2025 NFL Draft order highlights the struggles of several teams, with the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Giants leading the pack of underperformers at 2-8. Both teams face potential overhauls due to poor performances and injuries. The Dallas Cowboys, currently at 3-6, could also rise in the draft order due to quarterback issues following Dak Prescott's injury. With a challenging schedule ahead, Dallas may end up with a high draft pick unless their quarterback situation improves.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to undergo season-ending surgery for a partially torn hamstring, pending a final specialist's opinion. The injury, sustained during a Week 9 game against the Atlanta Falcons, involves a partial avulsion of the right hamstring tendon. With Prescott sidelined, the Cowboys, currently 3-5, will rely on backup Cooper Rush, who has a 4-1 record as a starter in 2022, to lead the team.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to miss multiple weeks due to a hamstring injury, though head coach Mike McCarthy has not confirmed the duration. Prescott will miss the upcoming game against the Eagles, with Cooper Rush starting in his place. Further evaluations will determine if Prescott will be placed on injured reserve, which would sideline him for at least four games.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott suffered a right hamstring injury during a game against the Atlanta Falcons, leading to his replacement by Cooper Rush in the fourth quarter. Despite the injury, Prescott is optimistic about playing in the upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles, pending results from an MRI. Prescott completed 18 of 24 passes for 133 yards and a touchdown before his exit. His ability to participate in practice and his mobility behind a struggling offensive line will be crucial for his return.
The Dallas Cowboys' playoff seeding and opponent for the wild-card round remain uncertain heading into Week 18 of the NFL season. They could end up as the No. 2, No. 3, or No. 5 seed, with potential matchups against seven different teams based on various outcomes. The Cowboys secure the No. 2 seed if they win their division, which can happen through a win against the Commanders, an Eagles loss, or ties. The No. 3 seed is possible if they lose to the Commanders, the Eagles lose to the Giants, and the Lions beat the Vikings. The No. 5 seed will be theirs if they lose or tie against the Commanders and the Eagles win, which would lead to an away game against the NFC South winner. Specific opponents for each scenario are outlined based on the results of other games in Week 18.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has reportedly issued an ultimatum to head coach Mike McCarthy, emphasizing the importance of not repeating the New England Patriots' 2019 mistake of losing a crucial game that cost them a higher playoff seed. The Cowboys, favored to win against the Washington Commanders in Week 18, are reminded of the Patriots' loss to the Miami Dolphins that year, which led to an early playoff exit and marked Tom Brady's last game with the team. McCarthy's job security may hinge on the team's ability to secure the NFC East title and the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs.
The Dallas Cowboys, locked into the NFL playoffs, are strategizing for their potential Wild Card round opponents. They could face the 7th, 6th, or 4th seed, depending on Week 18 outcomes. The easiest matchup would likely be the NFC South winner, with the Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers being the possible teams, ranked in order of preference. The Cowboys could potentially host some of these matchups, with the Falcons being the most favorable opponent. The NFC South teams, despite their unpredictability, are considered the least challenging options for Dallas in the first round.
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins may return to play after a high-ankle sprain, being one of seven players listed as questionable. Left guard Tyler Smith is less likely to play due to a foot injury, with T.J. Bass and newly added practice squad member La'el Collins as potential replacements. Other questionable players include Dorance Armstrong, Tyler Biadasz, Chauncy Golston, Malik Hooker, and Juanyeh Thomas, mainly due to ankle issues and illness. Center Tyler Biadasz was a late addition to the injury report. Running back Rico Dowdle is set to return, providing a boost to the team's running back depth.
The Washington Commanders have ruled out four players, including DT Jonathan Allen and CB Kendall Fuller, for their season finale against the Dallas Cowboys. Three of these players were placed on IR. S Kam Curl, DE Casey Toohill, and OT Andrew Wylie are listed as questionable. The Commanders' loss could lead to a high draft pick, while a Cowboys' win would secure the NFC East title. QB Jacoby Brissett is set to return from injury with no designation, and the team has yet to decide whether Brissett or Jake Fromm will back up starting QB Sam Howell.
The Dallas Cowboys are poised to clinch the NFC East title and the No. 2 seed with a victory over the Washington Commanders in the final weekend of the regular season, thanks to an unexpected win by the Arizona Cardinals over Philadelphia. The Cowboys' success hinges on their home game performance, where they are undefeated this season, and quarterback Dak Prescott's improved touchdown-to-interception ratio. Despite a strong defense, the Cowboys have shown vulnerability in late-game situations, which they aim to rectify. Additionally, the offense seeks to return to basics to improve their running game. Cornerback DaRon Bland, who set an NFL season record and was named to his first Pro Bowl, looks to continue his impressive performance.
ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum has reported that Jim Harbaugh is expected to leave Michigan, with speculation of a move to the NFL, possibly to the Dallas Cowboys, amidst NCAA scrutiny and potential suspension. This comes as sports betting markets are actively adjusting odds for potential coaching vacancies, with oddsmakers relying on social media and internet sources to set their markets. The news is particularly relevant as the NFL Playoffs approach and Michigan fans await the outcome of the CFP National Championship.