We can finally lay the 2025 season to rest for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas’ season ended before they even had a chance to take the field for their 15th game of the season.
The Philadelphia Eagles attended to that Saturday evening, clinching the NFC East with a 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders.
For the players and coaches, there are only two things remaining to play for. Pride and avoiding a second-consecutive losing season.
That particular calamity hasn’t befallen this franchise since the Dark Ages of the 2000, 2001, and 2002 seasons under Dave Campo, which all...
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When an NFL season reaches the point that this one has for the Dallas Cowboys, ginning up some enthusiasm can be tough. Unless you are actively rooting against the team in hopes of getting a higher draft pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. At this point, that does give you something to latch on to when the game is on, but personally speaking, I get very conflicted in trying to root against Dallas. In the end, it just doesn’t sit right.
Anyway, there is no way around it, the Cowboys have two more games to play...
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Week 16 of the 2025 NFL season is nearly complete, with only two more games on the slate before shifting focus to Week 17.
On Sunday Night Football, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive, defending home field versus the second seed New England Patriots.
Monday Night Football will feature an inter-conference matchup between the playoff-hopeful Indianapolis Colts and the San Francisco 49ers.
There were a handful of intriguing matchups filled with drama, and teams needing victories to keep their seasons alive.
When the day started, there were seven NFC teams already eliminated...
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The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, but they did so with something interesting happening along the offensive line. Tyler Smith played left tackle. We joke about the names along the offensive line so to be clear we are saying it again. Tyler Smith played left tackle, as in the normal starting left guard (just want to be clear here).
Following the loss, Brian Schottenheimer noted that Smith is going to stay at left tackle across the final two games of the regular season.
The Cowboys have a need at left tackle because Tyler Guyton (as...
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The Dallas Cowboys entered the Week 16 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers with nothing to play for after the Philadelphia Eagles victory over the Washington Commanders officially eliminated them from the playoffs. While the Cowboys seem to make a effort, it was no surprise to see them lose 34-17 to the Chargers Sunday afternoon. We might see much of the same the final two games of the regular season.
Although it was a loss, the Cowboys did make the game somewhat entertaining Sunday afternoon. They were going toe-to-toe with the Chargers in the first half, but failed to get...
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Officially the Dallas Cowboys are out of the playoffs, but for the team the show must go on. The Cowboys took to the field in what was the final home game of the season against the L.A. Chargers who were looking for another victory to keep up the pressure in the AFC West on the Denver Broncos. L.A. got the win with another poor Cowboys’ defensive effort, but what did social media have to say about the game?
Dallas get the ball and start off quick. George Pickens making a very hot start.
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Ryan Flournoy opens up the...
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From a postseason perspective, the Dallas Cowboys saw any hopes of a miracle come to an end last night with the Philadelphia Eagles winning the NFC East. For some, that fact will make their Week 16 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers sweeter.
Losing 34-17, Dallas fell to 6-8-1 on the year, which improved their draft position while marking a new low for the team this season. It is the Cowboys’ third straight loss.
This was, once again, a loss that came at the hands of nearly all levels for Dallas. Offensively, the unit collapsed in the second half, and...
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The Chargers won the toss and deferred which put the Cowboys offense on the field first.
It was a very methodical and efficient drive for the Cowboys to get things started. Across 10 plays they traveled 79 yards and cashed in with a touchdown where Dak Prescott and Ryan Flournoy hooked up.
SCORE: COWBOYS 7, CHARGERS 0 (Dak Prescott to Ryan Flournoy touchdown)
It was seriously as ideal of a drive as you could have envisioned. Given that it was the first drive Dallas had after being mathematically eliminated from playoff contention only twisted the knife.
Up next was the...
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The Cowboys are out of the playoffs, but still have to take on the Chargers.
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The Cowboys were officially eliminated from playoff contention last night, but they still have something to play for against the Chargers: pride. Now, with just under 90 minutes until kickoff, we know who won’t be suiting up for this one.
The big name is Quinnen Williams, who suffered a concussion in last week’s game. Williams went from a DNP to a full participant in practice, but was unable to get the final go and will be inactive. As expected, Tyler Guyton remains on the inactive list for another consecutive week, meaning another start for Nate Thomas.
Williams and Guyton join...
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Last night, the Dallas Cowboys were officially eliminated from playoff contention after the Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the Washington Commanders. While that was an inevitable end to their chances, this season isn’t over, especially for George Pickens.
The 24-year-old, whose rookie contract ends after Week 18 concludes, exceeded all expectations as a Cowboy for nearly the entirety of the 2025 campaign.
Pickens leads Dallas in targets, receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns, while also appearing in the top-three league-wide in the yardage category. It has been a true breakout season that was going as well as it could, up until a...
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The last time the Cowboys were on the field, they still had a mathematical shot at the playoffs. But, as has been the case all year, things were very out of their control. That run came to an end Saturday night, when the Eagles beat the Commanders to not only clinch the NFC East but eliminate the Cowboys.
That means when they take the field to face the Chargers, all they have left to play for is love of the game. Sometimes that results in spirited wins, as this team demonstrated last year against the Buccaneers, and sometimes it doesn’t....
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