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Even before Sunday's game with the Chargers, the Cowboys have now been officially eliminated from playoff contention after Philadelphia clinched the NFC East.

It's been an arduous season for Trevon Diggs, but the Cowboys' All-Pro has finally worked his way back from injured reserve and will take the field against the Chargers.

In this week's Gut Feeling, the DallasCowboys.com staff gives their predictions on the Cowboys' final home game of the season against the Chargers.

With playoff hopes fading, the Cowboys' final three games serve as a crucial audition period to evaluate key position groups and shape an uncertain offseason ahead.

Forget about tanking, as some seem to want, the Cowboys are finishing out this 2025 season playing to win.

In their final home game of the 2025 season, how can the Cowboys get back to .500 against the Chargers? We break it down in this week's Here We Goooo.

With the talented and playoff-hungry Chargers on the horizon, the Dallas Cowboys need a good showing at home, if only for pride and culture.

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said after the game last Sunday, "I think we are beating ourselves quite a bit." How many times have we heard something similar over the last several years? Different coaches, different players, same undisciplined play ...

The All-Pro cornerback is again dealing with a foot injury that could land him on season-ending injured reserve ahead of the Cowboys matchup against the Chargers.

Even though the Cowboys' playoff hopes are all but erased, QB Dak Prescott "absolutely" wants to play in their remaining three games, especially because of his past experiences not being able to play this late into the season.