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Cowboys injuries: Diggs DNP, Beebe & Overshown still limited 

Cowboys injuries: Diggs DNP, Beebe & Overshown still limited 

Yesterday, we got some exciting news about players who have been on injured reserve but returned to practice on Wednesday. We don’t yet know if they will be activated before Sunday, but its noteworthy how they followed up their return to action yesterday, and their status today. Here’s what we know so far after this week’s second day of practice.

Center Cooper Beebe (ankle) was once again limited on Thursday, as were Shavon Revel and DeMarvion Overshown. Although Overshown was seen with a bulky knee brace in pictures circulating on social media, he reminded fans on X that the brace...

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Dallas Cowboys: Reading between the lines (offense)

Dallas Cowboys: Reading between the lines (offense)

Every week, we’re digging into the trenches, offense and defense, because that’s where the real action happens. In this installment, we’re shining a spotlight on the offensive line, who’s holding it down, who’s opening holes for the running backs, and who’s keeping Dak Prescott clean. Let’s get to it.

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Tyler Guyton

(2025 Stats: 402 Total Snaps, 259 Pass Blocks, 21 Pressures, 4 QB Hits, 1 Sacks, 4 Penalties)

Dallas walked out of the Washington win answering an interesting question, if the offense can live with snap volume when the pocket stays mostly tidy. That’s the starting...

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The NFL needs to stop this Monday Night madness

The NFL needs to stop this Monday Night madness

If you live on the east coast of the United States and are a fan of the Texans or the Seahawks, the NFL hates you.

How else do you explain not only running two games on Monday night, but starting the second game at 10 p.m. EDT?

Madness would be one possible answer. But I’m thinking that it’s just plain greed.

The marque matchup on Monday night kicked off at a more reasonable 7 p.m. EDT, 6 p.m. for those of us here in the Central time zone.

Two of the top teams in the NFC, Detroit and Tampa Bay,...

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Cowboys hope for 2025 is alive and well on both sides of ball because of Brian Schottenheimer

Cowboys hope for 2025 is alive and well on both sides of ball because of Brian Schottenheimer

The Dallas Cowboys 44-22 win against the Washington Commanders provided a lot of reasons for optimism moving forward for the home team, now sitting at 3-3-1 and second place in the NFC East. Many of these reasons all flow together as, above all else, the Cowboys played complementary football to support another big offensive performance.

Now seven games into the season, the expectation that the Cowboys offense is going to remain a juggernaut is firmly in place. Dallas has scored at least 40 points in each of their home games, the run, pass, and play-action game all work, the offensive...

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Why the Cowboys should proceed cautiously when trying to make a big move before the trade deadline

Why the Cowboys should proceed cautiously when trying to make a big move before the trade deadline

The Dallas Cowboys won on Sunday, making them 3-3-1 and keeping their 2025 season alive. It was another stellar showing from the offense, with some good plays sprinkled in from the defense. It’s games of this nature that give fans hope, believing that if they can just fix a couple of things here and there, they might be contenders again. And with an aging quarterback who makes $60 million per season, who knows how many opportunities they’re going to have. The time is now to pull out all the stops to win, which is why many people would love to...

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Cowboys at Broncos: 2 players Dallas should use more in Week 8

Cowboys at Broncos: 2 players Dallas should use more in Week 8

There was plenty to like about the Dallas Cowboys’ performance this past Sunday. Dallas put together their most complete game of the season, blowing out the Washington Commanders 44-22.

This week, the Cowboys face a Denver Broncos team that the franchise has not beaten in 30 years. If Dallas wants to change that, they’ll need to make some adjustments coming into this matchup. With that thought in mind, here are two players Dallas should use more this week against Denver.

1) TE Brevyn Spann-Ford

Right now, it’s hard to criticize anything the Cowboys are doing on the offensive side of...

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BTB Thursday Discussion: Why do you think the Cowboys struggle with Denver?

BTB Thursday Discussion: Why do you think the Cowboys struggle with Denver?

The Dallas Cowboys are playing the Denver Broncos this week. That is a kryptonite of sorts for this franchise.

Consider that the Cowboys last beat the Broncos during the 1995 season. That game took place at Texas Stadium though so the last time that Dallas won at Denver was even earlier (1992). The Broncos have not only beat the Cowboys in recent history, they have weirdly dominated them.

In 2021 the Broncos (led by Teddy Bridgewater) won at AT&T Stadium by a score of 30-16. Back in 2017 the Cowboys lost at Denver by a final tally of 42-17. The...

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1 Titan of a Trade to Fix a Terrible Cowboys’ Defense

1 Titan of a Trade to Fix a Terrible Cowboys’ Defense

The Dallas Cowboys’ defense under Matt Eberflus has fallen apart. One trade scenario—sending Terence Steele, Brock Hoffman, and a 2026 first-round pick to the Titans for Jeffery Simmons and Cedric Gray could reshape Dallas’ defense.


A Bold Trade Scenario That Could Fix the Cowboys’ Defensive Crisis

The Dallas Cowboys’ defense under coordinator Matt Eberflus has been one of the NFL’s biggest disappointments.

Once expected to be a disciplined, gap-sound, and opportunistic unit, the group has instead collapsed, ranking near the bottom in sacks, run defense, and third-down stops.

To change that trajectory, imagine this blockbuster trade proposal:

The...

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Cowboys Point/Counterpoint: Hope is mounting in Dallas after big win

Cowboys Point/Counterpoint: Hope is mounting in Dallas after big win

As Hawkeye once said in Avengers: Endgame, don’t give me hope.

This week in Cowboys Nation, Hawkeye is all of us. Just when this team, namely its defense, ripped everyone’s hearts out in Carolina, they turned the tables on us again. The defense put up its best game of the year (an admittedly low bar) with multiple sacks, takeaways, and a defensive score.

The offense also stayed red-hot with the return of CeeDee Lamb, and the Dallas Cowboys earned a pivotal win over the Washington Commanders to move into second place in the NFC East. But we’ve seen this movie...

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Booker’s solid return after 3 weeks away leads effort by rookies

Booker’s solid return after 3 weeks away leads effort by rookies

Offensive guard Tyler Booker made his return to the starting lineup on Sunday a successful one in a game that was very successful for most of the 2025 rookies.

Booker played on all 67 offensive snaps for Dallas.

He also had eight more on special teams.

More importantly, he looked fully recovered from the high ankle sprains that sidelined him for three games.

His only blemish was his first accepted penalty of the season. But the holding penalty came in the fourth quarter, long after the game had been decided.

Defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku, the second round pick, still hasn’t...

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Cowboys news: Several players had their practice windows opened

Cowboys news: Several players had their practice windows opened

Cowboys open windows for Cooper Beebe, DeMarvion Overshown, Shavon Revel Jr. – Tommy Yarrish, DallasCowboys.com

Dallas is getting some key players back soon.

FRISCO, Texas – On Wednesday, the Cowboys officially opened the 21-day return to practice windows for C Cooper Beebe, LB DeMarvion Overshown, and rookie CB Shavon Revel Jr.

Brian Schottenheimer made the announcement of the trio’s imminent return to the practice field on Monday. Now, Wednesday’s practice serves as their first opportunity to rejoin their teammates in individual and team drills, although they’ll likely be limited to start out.

The 21-day windows...

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Cowboys survey: Can Dallas go on the road and beat a competent team?

Cowboys survey: Can Dallas go on the road and beat a competent team?

The Dallas Cowboys had what could be a turning point game by demolishing the Washington Commanders 44-22 in an NFC East contest. The Cowboys offense did what they were supposed to do, put a huge number up on the scoreboard, and they did that while welcoming back CeeDee Lamb. But that part wasn’t so surprising.

It was the play of the defense that caught us all off guard. A unit that had been pitiful rose up and did a fantastic job of smothering the Commanders offense. While it’s true the Commanders were without some key playmakers on offense, that hadn’t...

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