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When RB1 and RB2 are running effectively, why risk injury to WR1 and WR3? CeeDee Lamb is one of the best receivers in the league, but he's not particularly large, physically. And Kavonte Turpin has now proven that he should be WR3, but he weighs all ...

It's time for the pass rush to get going, writes Mickey Spagnola in his weekly Mick Shots. Plus, Clowney and Schottenheimer Take II, the next, next man up, on the corner and more.

Dak Prescott is off to a great start this season, and when he's healthy I think he's proven he can be a top-10 quarterback. But is knowing he and the offense have to be near perfect and score 30 points a game going to add additional strain and ...

Is there another storyline? The answer is "yes" because there are big-time injuries to both teams, including CeeDee Lamb. But overall, it's hard for anything to overshadow the return of Micah Parsons.

In the first edition of Power Rankings in 2025, a look at the top ten best defenders that the Cowboys will face in their next 14 games of the season.

Tras la lesión de CeeDee Lamb, los Cowboys enfrentan otro fuerte golpe en la línea ofensiva con la lesión del novato Tyler Booker, que se suma a un grupo ya afectado.

Yes, the defense was bad in the loss to the Bears, writes Mickey Spagnola in his Monday column, but the offense didn't do its part either in Chicago.

In this week's Zero to 100, a look at some of the numbers that made the biggest difference in the Cowboys' 31-14 loss on Sunday afternoon.

Plays that might be forgotten include the sequence of events before halftime that gave the Bears more than enough time to grab a late touchdown.

The Cowboys defense simply has no answer for quarterback Caleb Williams and the Chicago offense as Dallas falls to the Bears, 31-14.