 
    Sunday in Denver was a litmus test for the Dallas Cowboys. They set out to take on one of the NFL’s better teams in the Broncos, and while they are an AFC team and therefore a loss to them is the most minimal kind of defeat Dallas could ever suffer from a tie-breaking standpoint, the manner in which they lost matters greatly for overall context.
Consider that hours before Dallas was humiliated a mile above sea level that another report surfaced around their intent to find a pass rusher to add to what they have going on these days. The...
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    The 2025 Dallas Cowboys continue to be incapable of getting out of their own way, and looking anything close to the team they are at home in tough road games. Now at 3-4-1 and a full three games behind the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles, the Cowboys still having their home game against the Eagles coming up in four weeks is not enough to look forward to when it comes to reaching the playoffs by winning the NFC East. Dallas will need help elsewhere, as well as much better road performances in Las Vegas, Detroit, Washington, and New Jersey to...
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    The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Their activity in Week 8 is now officially over.
The game took place on October 26th which is a significant time in the world of television. Annual ratings are about to be assessed and established and typically we see the NFL and its broadcast partners get particularly strategic with how they schedule games/teams to set themselves up in as best of a position as possible.
We can see this with the next seven weeks and how the NFL has strategically lined up the Cowboys. Consider that from now through Week...
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    Stop me if you have heard this before, the Dallas Cowboys defense has entered the record books for yet the wrong reason.
Predictably, the depleted Cowboys gave up 11 plays of at least 10 yards as the Broncos finished with 427 total yards of offense.
Dallas also failed to get consistent pressure, finishing without a sack and just one quarterback hit on Denver quarterback Bo Nix.
They have given up at least 30 points in every single game this season, and with that have made their way into the record books yet again for all the wrong reasons.
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    The Dallas Cowboys just don’t have it in them to win two in a row. For the third time this season, they have followed up a good win with a disappointing loss, this time losing to the Broncos 44-24. Any time this team provides us with an ounce of goodness, they turn around and remind everyone that they just don’t have what it takes to make a strong push this season.
This game had a few things to get excited about as they fell behind early and never could put a dent in the lead. Here are 10 thoughts on...
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    Tell me if you have heard this before, Jerry Jones being the first to talk to the media after a football game.
Right when people thought they might have a slimmer of hope when it came to the defense, that came crashing down as they played a real offense Sunday afternoon.
The Cowboys lost to the Broncos 44-24, and we once again saw a defense that got absolutely gashed over and over again.
Jerry Jones is not happy that his team is 3-4-1 eight games into the season, but does anyone actually believe that he is...
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    The Denver Broncos wiped the floor with the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. It was more of requirement for them to fulfill as a game on their schedule than one that was up for grabs.
While the Cowboys put the first points of the day on the board the Broncos made sure to be the team that did it most frequently. It was another day in which we wondered just what the Cowboys defense does well and right now that question seems to escape only the people most in charge of answering it.
You will not be shocked to find that...
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    The Dallas Cowboys’ defense isn’t broken by talent — it’s broken by Matt Eberflus’ soft coverage. Until the system changes, no trade will save this unit.
After Sunday’s loss to the Denver Broncos, one truth is obvious: a single trade can’t fix the Dallas Cowboys’ defense.
The problem isn’t a lack of players — it’s how those players are being used. Defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus continues to force a rigid system that doesn’t match his roster’s strengths.
Even a big trade before the NFL trade deadline wouldn’t solve the deeper issue: a...
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    The Dallas Cowboys took a beating in their Week 8 matchup with the Denver Broncos. The 44-24 drubbing erased all the good vibes that had been building around Dallas after it seemed their defense was starting to come together just a bit. Turns out that was a false dawn.
Injuries, just plain bad play, mixed in with some untimely penalties, all added up to a horrendous performance by the defense. Around the same time, Dak Prescott had one of his poorer games in a while, so the offense couldn’t keep up. Some credit has to go to the Denver defense,...
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    Buckle up tight boys and girls, the Dallas Cowboys roller-coaster ride appears to be set for a full season of thrilling highs and crushing lows.
While the Cowboys have yet to lose two straight games, they also haven’t been able to win two in a row either. And that is why they can’t seem to get above the .500 mark in 2025.
Four times this year, Dallas has had a chance to get over .500 for the first time.
They have failed all four times.
Another streak they kept alive on Sunday is fully on the offense. When the Cowboys...
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    Re-live the beatdown.
Second Quarter
Thankfully, the Dallas offense found a little rhythm in the second frame. Rookie running back Jaydon Blue got things started with a 14-yard run, although it was a 14-yard pass from Prescott to tight end Luke Schoonmaker later in the series that set the Cowboys up with a first-and-goal at the Denver 1. Williams then got the scoring honors, bulldozing up the middle to close the gap to 14-10.
However, the Broncos responded with 13 more points before the end...
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    The Dallas Cowboys continue to play Jekyll and Hyde this season, and unfortunately came out on the losing end of the Week 8 matchup with the Denver Broncos. The Broncos pretty much dominated the Cowboys from the start in all three phases of the game, leading to the 44-24 victory.
Overall, this is a pretty poor performance from the Cowboys. It was mostly bad and ugly for the majority of the game. There was maybe a little good sprinkled in, but you really have to dig deep to see it. Below is what we believe to be the good, the...
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