Jerry Jones, named the worst GM in football by many fans this season, may have actually flipped the script on his name.

Dallas lost 27–17 on MNF because the offense stalled—five sacks, 20 pressures, 0-for-3 on fourth down, and 1-for-3 in the red zone. The defense wasn’t the culprit.

Dallas went into Denver to get belt-to-ass this weekend, losing 44-24.

The Cowboys opened DeMarvion Overshown’s 21-day practice window, which means he can practice now. The team has three weeks to add him to the 53-man roster or keep him on IR.

The Cowboys shined in all 3 phases on Sunday, leading to a 44-22 home win. Dallas now sits at 3-3-1.

Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer says that Defensive Coordinator Matt Eberflus’ job is in no danger. Does he not want to win?

A thank you to our star RB, Javonte Williams, in his prove-it season as a Dallas Cowboy.

Dallas tops New York 37–22 behind Dak Prescott’s 4 TDs and a dominant second quarter, boosting his MVP buzz and showcasing a balanced Cowboys attack.

Dallas gets their record to 2-2-1 on the season this week after handling the now 0-5 New York Jets.

Dallas now sits at 1-2-1 after tying with Green Bay in a SNF shootout, 40-40 after overtime. I can’t be furious about it, though. I thought we were going to get destroyed.

How will the Cowboys’ Offensive Line look for the foreseeable future?

Brandon Aubrey is a range extender and a closer whose leg and calm shorten the field for Dak Prescott and change how Dallas calls games. See how he is basically a cheat code in the NFL!

Dallas is moving the chains and holding up front, but a negative turnover margin and middling edge rush are the early fixes—while Brandon Aubrey keeps bailing them out.

Dallas shows a modern scheme, a Lamb & Pickens 1–2, Aubrey’s clutch kicks, better run defense, lingering secondary questions, and a defense leaning on takeaways and red zone stands.

Dallas battled the New York Giants in their Week 2 Home Opener and won the game in Overtime!

The New York Giants lost 21-6 to Washington last week, running out Russell Wilson as their QB through the whole game. Coach Brian Daboll, hesitant to answer in Sunday’s press conference, confirmed Monday that Wilson will start again for their week 2 matchup.

Dallas fell 24-20 to the Eagles in a chaotic Week 1 opener. Javonte Williams scored twice and CeeDee Lamb had 110 yards, but costly drops, red-zone struggles, and heavy pressure on Dak Prescott doomed the Cowboys.

The Cowboys are headed to Philadelphia to take on the Reigning Super Bowl Champion Eagles in the NFL’s Kickoff game for the 2025-26 season. The game will be played on September 4 at 8:30 PM.

Watching Parsons suit up in green and gold while Dallas spins in place is going to sting for a long time.

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