The Cowboys have not beaten the Broncos this century, losing their past seven matchups with this franchise. In fact, the last time Dallas won against this team was also the last time they won a Super Bowl. That trend, as well as the memory of what happened last time they played in Denver, has everyone feeling a bit nervous ahead of this game.

The Cowboys are looking to get above .500 for the first time this season, but the road trip to the high elevation of Denver against a strong Broncos team presents a daunting challenge. Can the Cowboys break...

The Dallas Cowboys head into Mile High Stadium today in a game that carries a mix of urgency, opportunity, and history.

The Cowboys, sitting at 3-3-1, have flashed brilliance on offense but inconsistency on defense, particularly after a wave of injuries in the secondary.

Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos have ridden the steady hand of QB Bo Nix and a stingy defense to a 5-2 start, becoming one of the AFC’s surprise contenders.

For Dallas, this matchup means more than just another midseason test, it’s a chance to exorcise some long-standing demons. The Cowboys haven’t beaten the Broncos since 1995 and...

The old question of “What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?” could not be better to describe the Dallas Cowboys week eight matchup versus the Denver Broncos.

Through seven weeks, the Cowboys offense ranks second in EPA/play, ninth in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and fifth in rush EPA. In the same time frame, the Broncos defense ranks fourth in EPA/play, first in success rate, third in dropback EPA, and 17th in rush EPA. What that tells us is this is going to be a battle for both parties.

The Cowboys have had struggles with the...

Week 8 in the NFL has arrived, and the 2025 season is zooming by. The trade deadline and playoff picture are starting to be talked about, and fantasy owners are either feeling really good or really bad right now.

The Cowboys fantasy football rankings are also back for another week, as the team continues to produce like few others in all league formats.

Just last week, we saw a staggering six Dallas players finish with 12 or more points in PPR formats. Half of those ended up with a 20-point or more performance; in short, these guys are balling out....

Outside of the Colts, no offense is putting up better numbers right now than the Cowboys. Dak Prescott is playing at an MVP level, Javonte Williams is rejuvenating his career, and CeeDee Lamb’s return last week elevated an already stellar unit. But the road gets harder this week, as they travel west to face a really great Broncos defense.

Led by coordinator Vance Joseph, who was once the head coach for the Broncos, Denver is enjoying defensive dominance yet again. Ranked fourth in EPA/play allowed and eighth in defensive DVOA, Joseph’s defense has remained just as good as they were...

The Dallas Cowboys travel to play the AFC West-leading Denver Broncos for Week 8. The Cowboys have been alternating between good and bad performances, mostly based on well their defense is playing at any given minute. With a record of 3-3-1, Dallas hopes to get into winning territory for their overall record for the first time in 2025.

The Cowboys offense has been the primary driver of the team’s success, but this week they face a very stout Broncos defense with lockdown corner Patrick Surtain. Denver also do a fantastic job of rushing the passer, so Dak Prescott and his...

The Dallas Cowboys had their first all-around great game last week against Washington.

The Cowboys have every right to be feeling a mile high after that win. Unfortunately, the next time they play they will be playing a mile high.

With their feet firmly on the ground.

Denver will be 100% healthy and coming off an incredible comeback win last week.

The Broncos are 5-2 this year and lead the AFC West, against Dallas’ 3-3-1 mark. The records of the teams the Cowboys have either tied or lost too in 2025?

It stands at 19-8-1.

The combined records of the...

Cowboys CB Diggs (concussion) placed on IR, out next four games – Todd Archer, ESPN

After a bizarre week that resulted in a home accident, the Cowboys have placed Trevon Diggs on injured reserve will miss at least four games.

The Dallas Cowboys placed cornerback Trevon Diggs on injured reserve Saturday as he continues to deal with concussion symptoms.Diggs will miss a minimum of the next four games and be eligible to return on Thanksgiving against the Kansas City Chiefs.Diggs reported concussion symptoms after an accident at his home on Oct. 16. On Friday, coach Brian Schottenheimer said...

The Dallas Cowboys can earn a winning record for the first time in 2025 under head coach Brian Schottenheimer with a win on Sunday at the Denver Broncos. They will go to Denver looking for a road win against the Broncos for the first time in over two decades, but also enter this game with a path to win on both sides of the ball thanks to their 44-22 win versus the Commanders in week seven. The Cowboys passed the Commanders for second place in the NFC East with that win against Dan Quinn’s team, but now get a Sean...

The Dallas Cowboys have placed cornerback Trevon Diggs on injured reserve. The mothership’s Nick Eatman was the first to report the news on Saturday afternoon.

Matters surrounding Diggs have been interesting to say the least for the last week and a half. Late last week Diggs reportedly showed up to the team’s facility after having suffered a concussion at home, and ever since then all points of leadership have been rather quiet and vague when talking about him in their public appearances.

As he has been placed on injured reserve, Trevon must now miss at least four games for the...

For at least one week, the Cowboys looked to have figured things out defensively. Matt Eberflus got a bit of a break in facing a Commanders offense that was without its top two receivers, but there was still plenty to feel good about in last week’s win. The Broncos, on the other hand, present a different type of challenge.

Sean Payton is the head coach and the play-caller, as he’s always been. The longtime head coach has a very well-established way of doing things, especially in how he calls his offense. It’s a big reason why he was never going...

After spending the first four years of his career with the Broncos, Javonte Williams is having a career resurgence with the Cowboys. Through seven games, he has 592 yards and a career-high six touchdowns. He’s also averaging 5.3 yards per attempt and leads the league with 30 first-down conversions.

It is so nice to be able to talk well about the running game again, and if the Cowboys’ offense is going to do anything on the road tomorrow against the very good Broncos’ defense, it is going to start with the running back.

The Dallas offense normally takes a step...